It’s an exciting start to 2012 with some reshuffling in ranking amongst the top 10 girls of WSA.

Young squash stars of the future are eager to make their mark in this week’s WSF Under-21 World Cup in India.

Britain’s best squashies are gearing up to battle for national glory in the highly anticipated British National Squash Championships in Manchester.

Hosts India are hopeful of medal success in next month’s inaugural WSF Under-21 World Cup.

The Allam British Open to be held at the O2 Arena 14-20 May 2012 is poised to bring the tournament back to its heyday. Steeped in history, the women’s event this year boasts a prize money of US$ 95,000, elevating the tournament to a WSA World Series Platinum Event.

Egypt have been named as top seeds for the inaugural WSF Under-21 World Cup held in Chennai from 1-5 February.