A Squash Mystery in Egypt: Is There Something in the Nile?

By BY DAVID SEGAL from NYT Sports As the women’s world championships unfolded next to the Great Pyramid of Giza, it was time to figure out how one country came to dominate squash.https://nyti.ms/2NoQRj6

At 15, Juggling Freshman Year and an International Squash Career

By CINDY SHMERLER from NYT Sports Marina Stefanoni of Darien, Conn., was the youngest player ever to compete in the Tournament of Champions. Having conquered junior events, she’s eyeing success in pro events while still in high school.http://nyti.ms/2FAHOdm

Do You Have a Sublet Available for a Squash Legend?

By JAMES ZUG from NYT Sports Ramy Ashour is one of the most gifted and unorthodox players in history. He moves around a lot. On Friday, he’ll be playing at Grand Central Terminal.http://nyti.ms/2Dkbkjb