Squash: Two become one?


PETALING JAYA: The men’s and women’s squash associations are in talks to form a united front in a bid to make the sport stronger following the Olympic snub in September.

“We are actively talking to the women’s Tour (WSA) and we want to bring them into the PSA and have the men’s and women’s Tours within,” Professional Squash Association (PSA) chief executive officer Alex Gough said in a recent interview with the BBC.

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