All the four remaining Indians -- Veer Chotrani, Abhay Singh, Ramit Tandon -- bowed out in the prestigious World Squash Championships held in Chicago on Sunday (May 11, 2025) in the second round.

as the Professional Squash Association’s World Championships unfold at Lakeshore Sport & Fitness. From the first serve to the final showdown—the wall-to-wall action is captivating crowds!

Anahat Singh, India’s No. 1 women’s squash player, bagged two awards at the PSA Awards 2024-25, winning the Women’s ...

A Whanganui teenager is set to represent New Zealand at the World Squash Junior Championships in Cairo, Egypt. Cullinane ...

Anahat Singh, India's top women's squash player, made headlines with two notable victories at the PSA Awards 2024-25. The ...

Six Bay of Plenty squash players are preparing to represent New Zealand in Egypt Ella Hill, Erin Wyllie and Brooke Valois of ...

With new facilities, more funding, and obsessive diehards, Philadelphia has become the epicenter of the American squash world ...

The best young players in the country will head to regional Victoria later this year when the Australian Junior Championships ...

Six Bay of Plenty squash players are preparing to represent New Zealand in Egypt at the Junior World Championships. Ella Hill ...

Egyptian dominance in world squash will be on full display early on Sunday as four of the country’s top players contest the ...

Egypt’s four-time World Champion and former World No. 1, Ali Farag, has announced on Wednesday 28 May his immediate ...

Anahat shared the Young Player of the Season award with Amina Orfi, the reigning world junior champion from Egypt, who also had a standout season. Orfi won her first PSA Gold-level event at the ...