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Zeina Mickawy breaks into PSA world top 20
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Saturday, 03 August 2019 04:26
Zeina Mickawy pictured in action Nine months at the top for Raneem El WelilyBy SEAN REUTHE – Squash Mad Correspondent Egypt’s Zeina Mickawy has broken into the top 20 of the PSA Women’s World Rankings for the first time in her career. The 20-year-old from Alexandria leaps ahead of England’s Millie Tomlinson and Emily Whitlock to break the top 20.…
Joel Makin moves up to No.12 in PSA August rankings
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Saturday, 03 August 2019 04:43
Joel Makin in action against Max Lee at Canary Wharf Welsh ace stays at British number oneBy SEAN REUTHE – Squash Mad Correspondent Welshman Joel Makin has risen above Egypt’s Omar Mosaad to sit at No.12 in August PSA Men’s World Rankings. The Birmingham-based Makin, 24, rising star of the Robert Owen Academy, advances one spot and swaps places with…
Aifa Azman keeps home hopes alive while Lewis Anderson’s dream run continues
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Friday, 02 August 2019 22:46
Aifa Azman and Lewis Anderson the only non-Egyptian semi-finalistsBy KNG ZHENG GUAN – Squash Mad Asian Correspondent Aifa Azman kept the home hopes alive in the CIMB Foundation WSF World Junior Squash Championships as Egypt flexed their muscles while unseeded English boy Lewis Anderson extended his barnstorming run into the semi-finals. Aifa, the girls’ 3rd-4th seed, delivered one of her…
Byrtus Czecking in to leave his mark at the World Juniors
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Thursday, 01 August 2019 18:10
Viktor Byrtus aims to do well in his maiden and last World JuniorsBy KNG ZHENG GUAN – Squash Mad Asian Correspondent Viktor Byrtus has waited far too long to make his debut in the individual event of the WSF World Junior Squash Championships. Last year, Byrtus was at the forefront as the Czech Republic, not the most renowned country for…
Anderson gate crashes World Junior quarter-finals in KL
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Thursday, 01 August 2019 22:56
England’s Lewis Anderson score back-to-back upsets to move into the last eightBy HOWARD HARDING, KNG ZHENG GUAN and ALEX WAN – Squash Mad International Correspondents England claimed a surprise additional place in the men’s quarter-finals of the CIMB Foundation WSF World Junior Squash Championships in Malaysia today when unseeded Lewis Anderson pulled off two successive upsets in his debut appearance…
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