WORLD TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

James Willstrop, affectionately known as the 'The Marksman', is one of England’s greatest ever squash players and is still competing on the Professional Squash Association (PSA) World Tour with his remarkable racket skills enabling him to still consistently challenge the world's top players as he approaches the milestone of his 40th birthday later this month.When it comes to an impeccable...

As he nears his 40th birthday, James Willstrop discusses his illustrious career in an fascinating interview with squashsite.com, offering many intriguing insights into one of the most respected squash players of his generation.Known as the 'Marksman' in squash circles, James delves into his most unforgettable shots and matches, underscoring the artistry behind subtle holds to length and the complexities of...

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James Willstrop, the 39-year-old veteran of the PSA World Tour often balances his squash with amateur dramatics & the former World No.1 will be looking to perform on stage at the spectacular Rep Theatre in the heart of Birmingham at the forthcoming PSA British Open when the championships, affectionately known as the ‘Wimbledon of Squash’, will be staged in Birmingham...

James Willstrop rolled-back the years yesterday evening with a spellbinding performance against Mohamed ElShorbagy in front of a packed house at the GillenMarkets Canary Wharf Squash Classic in London.ElShorbagy, who came into the all-English affair knowing a win could send him back to the top of the PSA World Rankings, started strongly, but his 39-year-old rival matched him shot-for-shot &...

Our aim is to inspire squash players of all standards by helping them to fulfil their potential & gain maximum enjoyment from playing one of the world’s most exciting & healthiest sports.James Willstrop is one of England’s greatest ever players whose attacking style of play has seen him not only reach the very pinnacle of the game but acknowledged as...

James Willstrop has joined the University of Nottingham as a consultant squash coach which will see the former World No.1 invaluable coaching sessions for university’s top players including fellow Pakistan No.1 & fellow #teamunsquashable player & Faiza Zafar.

The UNSQUASHABLE JAMES WILLSTROP GOLD collection has been specifically developed to commemorate James Willstrop winning a record seven Commonwealth Games medals spanning an astonishing five Commonwealth Games including being crowned Men’s Singles Gold Medallist in 2018 at the Gold Coast and Men’s Doubles Gold Medallist at Birmingham 2022.James Willstrop is one of the most exciting players competing on the PSA...

James Willstrop brushed aside the disappointment of losing to his close friend Saurav Ghosal of India in the Men’s Singles Bronze Medal to win a Gold Medal with Declan James in the Men’s Doubles & claim a record seventh Commonwealth Games medal.The top seeds & reigning Men’s Doubles World Champions overcame compatriots Daryl Selby & Adrian Waller in the first...

Despite another huge effort from six-time Commonwealth Games Medallist James Willstrop, the defending men’s champion was denied a seventh by his close friend Saurav Ghosal of India.The victory represented an historic accomplishment with Saurav Ghosal becoming the first Indian to win a singles medal.Feeling the effects from his previous matches clearly, Ghosal played a brilliant game and constantly nullified James’...

Despite another impressive performance, defending Men’s Singles Gold Medallist James Willstrop was unable to overcome No.2 seed Joel Makin of Wales in the semi-finals of the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.The 38-year-old who battled past fellow #teamunsquashable player Rory Stewart of Scotland in a tough 5-game quarter-final match extended Joel Makin for 50 minutes before eventually being beaten 11-5 11-5 11-9...

#beinspired … tonight we witnessed a truly magnificent match in which James Willstrop of England needed all of his experience, fighting qualities & unbelievable racket skills to overcome a truly inspired performance from Scotland’s Rory Stewart.We are so proud to have these two incredible players part of #teamunsquashable … well played Rory Stewart & congratulations James Willstrop.Defending Men’s Singles Gold...

James Willstrop of England defeated Nasir Iqbal of Pakistan 11-6 11-4 11-7 to reach the quarter-finals of Men’s Singles at the Commonwealth Games being staged in Birmingham.Today’s match represented another remarkable landmark for the defending Commonwealth Games Men’s Singles Champion as James earned his 200th England Cap to consolidate his position as the most capped English player of all time!

James Willstrop of England began the defence of his Men’s Singles Gold Medal at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham with a clinical 11-1 11-2 11-6 victory over fellow #teamunsquashable player Christian Navas of Gibraltar on the show court, in front of passionate crowd at the University of Birmingham Squash Centre.The defending Commonwealth Games Men’s Singles Champion took the first game...

James Willstrop will be representing England at the at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England which start on Thursday.The 38-year-old Englishman will be looking to make a toughminded defence of the Men’s Singles Gold Medal he won at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Australia.It was third time lucky for James at the Gold Coast four years ago having previously been...

In a season packed with incredible drama on the Professional Squash Association (PSA) World Tour, where there was no shortage of comebacks, shocks & upsets, the PSA have recognised the sensational performances of James Willstrop at last year’s US Squash Open as one of the 'Shocks of the Season'.James Willstrop approached last year’s U.S. Squash Open ranked World No.31 –...

James Willstrop & top seed Mohamed ElShorbagy produced unquestionably the match of the 2022 British National Championships staged between the 14th & 18th June at the National Squash Centre in Manchester.ElShorbagy eventually overcame the four-time champion 11-6 11-9 1-11 14-12 in 47-minutes to progress to his first final in his maiden appearance in the British National Championships.ElShorbagy controlled the opening...

England Captain James Willstrop rolled-back the years to secure victory for England over France in the European Team Championships with an incredible 46-minute 11-8 11-9 7-11 11-7 victory over Gregory Gaultier in Eindhoven.James Willstrop & George Parker contributed significantly to England reaching a 28th consecutive final of the Men’s European Team Championships which was achieved with victory over Scotland who...

James Willstrop, partnered by Declan James in the Men’s Doubles, helped England secure their first World Doubles title since 1997 with a 51-minute 11-10 11-6 victory over Scottish No.6 seeds Rory Stewart & Greg Lobban.Trailing 8-10 in the first game, the prospect of England’s long hunt for a championship gold seemed ever more distant, however the English pair recovered spectacularly,...

James Willstrop prevailed on finals day at the AJ Bell British National Championships after overcoming a titanic challenge from Joel Makin to lift the prestigious titles at the David Ross Sports Village at the University of Nottingham.The defending champion saved eight game balls to successfully defend his crown in style by stunning favourite Joel Makin to claim a fourth title.Second...