New Zealand and Scotland take Gold in Darwin
New Zealand were the big winners on finals day with two gold medals from two matches …
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Upsets galore paves way for epic final day
There was a string of upsets in the semi-finals at the WSF World Doubles in Darwin on Wednesday …
Read moreShaky second day for Aussie teams at World Doubles
After a strong opening day, the other six nations have closed the gap on the host nation …
Read moreAussie teams dominate on Day One of World Doubles
All six Australian teams had a win after a hectic first day of competition at the WSF World Doubles in Darwin …
Read morePalmer not ready to take a back seat yet
Just after his 40th birthday, David Palmer is still regarded as one of Australia’s finest squash players, and he wants more medals …
Read moreRachael ready to shine in her favourite format
If Rachael Grinham had her way, she would play doubles squash all the time …
Read moreHosts Australia seeded for Double Gold in Darwin
Hosts Australia are predicted to take gold in two of the three events in the 2016 WSF World Doubles Squash Championships in Darwin …
Read moreNew Zealand Teams Announced
The Squash New Zealand World Doubles Team to compete in Darwin from 15th-18th August has been announced …
Read moreAustralian Teams named
Commonwealth Games gold medalists Cameron Pilley, David Palmer, and Rachael Grinham will form the backbone of Australia’s teams at the World Doubles …
Read moreScottish Pairings Selected
The Scottish Doubles Selection event took place at Scotstoun Leisure Centre to determine the pairings that will be selected to represent Scotland at the World Doubles Championships in Darwiw …
Read moreDoubles Delight in Darwin
For doubles squash fans, this August cannot come around quick enough …
Read moreWales name World Double teams
Wales will take a four-strong team down under – Tesni Evans, Jenny Haley, Peter Creed and Joel Makin – to contest the World Doubles …
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