By ROD BANNISTER (Squash Mad Correspondent)Build it and they will come was certainly a relevant clarion call when it came to the New Zealand Squash Open held last week in Tauranga. After being starved of top-level pro squash for 30 years, the squash community of New Zealand came from every single corner of the country and offshore to get in…

Egypt trip will be a huge thrill for Tartan Army’s three debutantsBy JAMES WALTER (Squash Mad Correspondent)Lisa Aitken, Georgia Adderley, Katriona Allen and Alison Thomson have been selected to play for Scotland at this year’s 2022 WSF Women’s World Team Squash Championships, which takes place at Cairo’s Madinaty Sports Club in Egypt between 10-16 December 2022. Due to COVID disruptions…

Mohamed ElShorbagy and Joel Makin to meet in all-British battleBy ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) and MATT COLES (PSA) in SingaporeSisters Amanda and Sabrina Sobhy have both made it through to the semi-finals of the Marigold Singapore Open. USA’s world No.4 Amanda and world No.18 Sabrina secured contrasting victories on the fourth day of the PSA World Tour Gold level…

EXCLUSIVE by ROD GILMOUR (Squash Mad Correspondent)In Fort Canning, Singapore once boasted the biggest squash centre in the world, a healthy 24 courts during the sport’s boom era which would be the envy of any city today. Yet the tropical republic is now under threat of having fewer than 20 courts with its own national centre earmarked for demolition and…