Waters Wipes Out World Champ
England's Alison Waters produced the best win of her career when she upset Australia's world champion Rachael Grinham in straight games to reach the women's semi-finals of the Forexx Dutch Open Squash 2008 at the Frans Otten Stadion in Amsterdam
Egyptians Ramy Ashour and Raneem El Weleily emerged triumphant in the individual finals of the 6th World University Squash Championships at the Cairo International Stadium in Cairo
After winning both the men's and women's individual/titles, hosts Egypt also clinched the team crown after brushing aside Great Britain in the final of the 6th World University Team Squash Championships at the Cairo International Stadium in Cairo
While Malaysia's Nicol David moves into her 26th successive month as world number one, Australia's world champion Rachael Grinham overtakes her younger sister Natalie to reclaim second place in the September Women's World Squash Rankings published by the Women's International Squash Players' Association
Shabana Records 30th Month As World No1
Egyptian Amr Shabana records his 30th successive month as world number one in the new September PSA Men's World Squash Rankings, published by the Professional Squash Association
Next Events have launched a new pro circuit as a lead-up to the Forexx Women's World Open Squash 2009, which will take place next year in Amsterdam from 20-27 September
The world's leading players are to be honoured at the fourth annual World Squash Awards which will take place in the stunning Manchester Town Hall on Saturday 18th October, during The Hi-Tec World Squash Championships
This past weekend sixteen players took part in the inaugural Eventis Coaching Camp at Dulwich Sports Club (http://www
Camilleri Captures Wah Cantt Crown
Australian Lisa Camilleri denied the organisershome success in the Women's POF WISPA Wah Cantt Open when she beat Pakistan's Maria Toor Pakay in the final of the $10,000 WISPA World Tour squash event in its fourth at the Jahangir Khan Squash Complex in Wah Cantt, Pakistan