• Now and Then
  28th August: From a relative newcomer to the WISPA Tour to one of the most experienced players on the circuit ... Linda Elriani reflects on her time at the top ...
     
• The WISPA Tour
  26th August: The Summer is almost over, and the WISPA Tour is about to hit the road again, so what better time to look again at Jenny Duncalf's thought about life on the road ...
    
• Ellery
  24th August: Now a fixture at squash events in the UK, it was last April that Malcolm Willstrop introduced us to Ellery Hanley ...
    
• Emotions
  16th August:  The quarter-finals at last year's English Open were a day full of emotions for everyone ...
    
• Willstrop Week
• 12th Aug: Day Five ... rounding up the week ...
• 11th August: Day Four ... That Match ...
• 10th August: Day Three ... Pontefract
• 9th August: Day two ... the players ...
• 8th August: One of the UK's top coaches, with 'top-tenners' Lee Beachill and James Willstrop in his stable ... It's 'Malcolm Willstrop' week again ...
    
• The Masters
  6th August: The Masters Home Internationals are an annual opportunity for players from England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland ... last April Framboise got her first taste of Masters squash at Nottingham ...
      
• Almost Famous
  3rd August: Last weekend Vijay Singh won $864,000, Andre Agassi $52,000, Kim Clijsters $93,000, Kimi Raikkonen heaven knows how much, and Thierry Lincou ... $7,500. No wonder Amr Shabana cries "Almost Famous" ...
    
• More money, less sense
  2nd August: Different sports looks after their athletes in different ways ... not always good, according to Rob 'the Rub' Richardson ...
   
• Everything Asian
  1st August: Nicol David seems to be unstoppable at the moment ... Hong Kong have just taken the Women's World Junior title ... back in January Alex Wan said 2004 was "Everything Asian" ... looks like 2005 might be too ...
• Looking after the Athletes
  31st July: It's important to look after your body when you participate in a sport as demanding as squash ... and it's especially useful to have someone like Rob "the Rub" Richardson on hand for advice on those aches and pains ...
    
• Great stuff at the BJO
  29th July: On the day of the Pakistan Open final, let's look at how their juniors did in January ...
    
• Pakistan's Juniors
  28th July: Still in Islamabad, Framboise was impressed with Pakistan's junior set-up ...
    
• Jamshed Gul
  27th July: While in Pakistan Framboise also caught up with Jamshed Gul and his referees ...
    
• Rahmat Khan
  26th July: Continuing the Pakistan theme ... in Islamabad last year Framboise met Rahmat Khan, the legendary coach of the legendary Jahangir, now looking after Pakistan's juniors  ...
    
• Last day in Islamabad
  25th July: The Pakistan Open is under way in Karachi ... let's look at the end of last year's event in Islamabad when Framboise discovered more about the event, the country ...
    
• Technological Changes
  23rd July: With the latest Khan Tip looking at your squash equipment, it seemed an opportune time to have another loook at Neil Frankland's Kaleidoscope contribution looking at how technology has changed that equipment ...
    
• Madman, Prophet or Genius?
  21-Jul: "Leave me alone, I'm retired," was Joe Shaw's initial response to Framboise's enquiries. Fat chance ...
     
• What became of Barada?
  20-Jul: Until yesterday he held the World Games title ... Ben Rickaby found out what became of Ahmed Barada ...
    
• Nick's Breakthrough
  19-Jul: This time last year Nick Matthew had made a breakthrough ... and he's not looked back since ... Framboise caught up with him at Broadgate ...
    
• Ice in your bath
  18-Jul: It might be welcome in the hot Summer months, but Philip Newton looked at how it's used to beat the dreaded "DOMS" ...
    
• Happy birthday Kaleidoscope
  17-Jul: It was this time last year that Kaleidoscope was born ... 36 articles later it's still going strong ... here's an early item from LJ Anjema ... A Mexican Tale ...
    
• Grégory on the rise
  16-Jul: Continuing the French theme, Framboise also met up with Grégory Gaultier at the British Open ... since when he's become  double European champion ...
    
• French girl abroad
  15-Jul:She's since announced that she's moving back to France, but when Framboise caught up with Isabelle Stoehr at the British Open she was enjoying her stay in Manchester ...
    
• Proud of
  my name
  14-Jul: Having a famous father could be a double-edged sword - instant recognition, but a lot to live up to. Framboise met Joey Barrington at the British Open in November ...
   
• Proud Parents
  13-Jul: Completing our look at the White Family, here's what happened when Framboise met John's parents in Nottingham last November ...
     
• A long-term
  thing ...
  12-Jul: Finding sponsors is never the easiest thing, and sometimes the timing is just wrong. But when Mamut encountered Eventis the timing was perfect, and a personal relationship of 20 years' standing helped too ... Framboise met Mamut's Alan Moody in Sheffield ...
• All Talents
  11-Jul: He's not just the Director of the WSF's Referees & Rules Committee - Graham Waters has many talents, as Framboise found out in New York ...
   
• True Squash
  10-Jul: He's been a feature at the Tournament of Champions and many of the recent top events in the USA and Canada, as referee and organiser. Now Michael Riley has been appointed as a World Referee. Framboise caught up with Mike in New York ...
• A New World
  09-Jul: Newly-appointed a World Referee, what are John Massarella's views on the issues in refereeing ???
    
• The White Twins
  06-Jul: After the family's move to the USA, let's look at how they celebrated 4th July in their new home ....
    
  05-Jul: We've had Ben Beachill, so continuing with the baby theme, last August in Sheffield saw the public debut of the White twins, Sam and Max ...
    
• A great day for Kuwait
  04-Jul: Four qualifiers and one wild-card did Kuwait proud at the Sheikha Al Saad Kuwait Open last March ...
     
• Duffield win the
  National League
  02-Jul: No, not a prediction for next season, just Brian Hargrave taking us down memory lane to the 'good old days' of 1998 ...
    
• I'm back for good
  01-Jul: This time last year, Anthony Ricketts was feeling his way back into competitive play after six months off following knee surgery. Since then he's won his first major tournament and recovered his best ranking position. Framboise caught up with the affable Aussie in Sheffield ...
      
• Shahid Zaman
  30-Jun: This time last year Framboise interviewed a promising youngster, Pakistan's Shahid Zaman ... since then he's moved into the top 20, become Pakistan #1 and last week claimed victory in the $25k Pakistan circuit #2 in Lahore ...
    
• Spotlight on Shabana
  28-Jun:  'The Triumph of Instinct' - profile of a world champion by Mohamed El-Sayed
    
  27-Jun: The 'Prince of Egypt' got married last weekend in Cairo ... so congratulations to Amr and Najla, and what better time to look back at some the portraits and En Brefs from the last year on one of the world's most flamboyant players ...
   
• Joe Kneipp
  26-Jun: He's been on the scene for a while, but Joe Kneipp is one of those players who seem to improve with age, and as he broke into the top ten for the first time at the age of 30, Framboise caught up with Joe at the Broadgate Arena ...
   
• The Referees
  25-Jun: Referees are a vital part of the game, but they are often judged, insulted, ignored ... and sometimes praised. Framboise caught up with the Refs, starting with Jill Wood, to get the story from their side of the court ...
    
• Elriani x2
  24-Jun: You may have noticed an anglo-French flavour to the site over the last few months ...  Well, part of the blame must go to the Elriani's, Laurent and Linda, who set up their own 'entente cordiale' shortly after Framboise caught up with them last May ...
    
• Baj
  23-Jun: Every tournament needs players, spectators, referees ... but nothing happens without a promoter, and for the last ten years Satinder Bajwa has been promoting the successful Super Series Finals ... Framboise caught up with 'Baj' in May 2004 ...
    
• Ben Beachill
  22-Jun: He's been a regular at events around the globe for a year now, but the first time the squash world heard of Ben Beachill was when Framboise interviewed the proud new father at the 2004 Super Series finals ...
    
• Rennes
  21-Jun: 2,000 paying spectators for a Squash Match. When was the last time that happened? 
  1st May 2004. European Team Championships. Rennes.  Framboise was there ...
     
• Best of Seven
  20-Jun: One of the first tournaments Framboise covered was the Canary Wharf Classic in March 2004 ... you remember, the one that had a best-of-seven final ...
   
• The Boss
  19-Jun: The Mamut English Open is the first major event of the new season, and with co-promoter Peter Nicol looking to improve on his less-than-perfect record in his 'own' event, let's revisit Framboise's interview with The Boss last year in Sheffield ...
   
• Vicky
  18-Jun: It's Vicky Botwright's Birthday today, so many happy returns Vicky, and what better way to start the SummerTime Classics than to have another look at Framboise's interview with the Lancashire Lass at the 2004 Nationals ... 

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