Malcolm Willstrop was one of the greatest squash coaches of all time. His son James reached the top because of his father. It's sad that Malcolm Willstrop has passed away.
I agree completely. Fair assessment alright. The game has greater depth now ; particularly in the earlier rounds but the players at the very top now wouldn't compete with Jansher. Jonah Barrington penned a book entitled "Murder in the squash court" ( incidentally a good read) but jansher would figuratively murder the top players today. I'm puzzled to come up with a way of beating Jansher. At full flow, untouchable!!
I feel Jansher Khan was at his very best vs Rodney Eyles in the 1996 British Open final. He thrashed the talented hard hitting Australian 3-0. It was a mind boggling and thrilling experience. I was very happy because, I'm a Pakistani.
Jansher was at his best far before that - you'll gain that perspective once you're exposed to more of his matches from earlier on in his career - especially 92-97 era, where he basically pioneered the modern version of Squash we see being played today
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Thank you , Malcolm, for your honesty as well as your insight.
Malcolm Willstrop was one of the greatest squash coaches of all time. His son James reached the top because of his father. It's sad that Malcolm Willstrop has passed away.
I agree completely. Fair assessment alright. The game has greater depth now ; particularly in the earlier rounds but the players at the very top now wouldn't compete with Jansher. Jonah Barrington penned a book entitled "Murder in the squash court" ( incidentally a good read) but jansher would figuratively murder the top players today. I'm puzzled to come up with a way of beating Jansher. At full flow, untouchable!!
I feel Jansher Khan was at his very best vs Rodney Eyles in the 1996 British Open final. He thrashed the talented hard hitting Australian 3-0. It was a mind boggling and thrilling experience. I was very happy because, I'm a Pakistani.
Jansher was at his best far before that - you'll gain that perspective once you're exposed to more of his matches from earlier on in his career - especially 92-97 era, where he basically pioneered the modern version of Squash we see being played today
I go to the squash club were he works
who are you ....... and did you make this all videos by your self ....... that are really great videos and you work really hard.. tell me..