A couple of years back, I wrote an article in which I combined the strongest attributes of the strongest players all together to create an imaginary unstoppable squash player.
I've been wanting to write about Veer Chotrani for quite some time now. He's a player who caught my attention over the course of last season, and I actually meant to write a piece about him then, but ...
Artificial intelligence is beginning to transform the way sport is analyzed, coached, and experienced, and one of the companies pushing those boundaries is Motion Dynamics.
For me, it's been an interesting season for many reasons, and, with the warmer months now here, it feels like the right time to reflect, recover, and plan for next season.
In my most recent article, I wrote about the upcoming Indian squash superstar, Anahat Singh, and it got me thinking more broadly about the other up-and-coming talent on the PSA Squash Tour.
On the weekend of April 25th and 26th, I was lucky enough to be called up to play for my men's county team (Northumbria) in the Senior Inter County Championships.
If you watched the recent El Gouna International Squash Open, you'll know that one of the men's semi-finals was certainly a controversial one (I'm sure you can guess which one I'm referring to).
