The history of Squash can be traced to Harrow School, London, England.
The game of Squash originated from its parent game, Rackets, which used a harder ball.
In the 1960s, the Harrow School constructed the first purpose-built squash court.
In 1907, the United States was the first nation to form a dedicated association and codify the game of Squash.
These days the game is administered by the World Squash Federation.
The mens professional game is managed by the Professional Squash Association.
The womens professional game by Women's International Squash Players Association.
In 1913, the first squash courts in Australia were built at the Melbourne Club.
The British Open is considered the most prestigious Squash event.
Heather McKay of Australia is the greatest woman player of all time.
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