Squash World Cup

The Squash World Cup is an international mixed team squash tournament hosted by World Squash. The first edition took place in 1996.^[1] The 2025 edition is upcoming.

Squash World Cup

Tournament information
Sport	Squash
Established	1996
Administrator	World Squash
Tournament formats	Round-robin Knockout
Host	India
Venue	Chennai
Teams	8
Final positions
Champions	Egypt
1st runners-up	Malaysia
2nd runners-up	India
← 2023 Chennai 2025 Chennai →

Format

The World Cup consists of two round robin pools, followed by a knockout stage national team squads of each country, represented by two men and two women, play ties of four matches against each other. All matches are played to a best of 5 games to 7 points.^[2]

At 6-6, the game will still be played to 7 points. In the knockout stage, in the event of a draw the winning team will be decided by greater positive difference between games won and lost in a tie.^[3]

Editions and results

Year	Host	Winners	Second Place	Third Place	Ref
1996	Petaling Jaya	Australia	England	Egypt
1999	's-Hertogenbosch	England	Scotland	Australia	[4]
2011	Chennai	Egypt	England	Australia	[5]
2023	Chennai	Egypt	Malaysia	India  Japan	[6]
2025	Chennai				[7]

Source

Squads

2023

 Australia

• Jessica Turnbull
• Joseph White
• Alexandra Haydon
• Nicholas Calvert

 Colombia

• Laura Tovar Pérez
• Felipe Tovar
• Catalina Peláez
• Alfonso Marroquín

 Egypt

• Fayrouz Aboelkheir
• Aly Abou Eleinen
• Kenzy Ayman
• Karim El Hammamy

 Hong Kong

• Heylie Fung
• Andes Ling
• Toby Tse
• Chung Yat Long

 India

• Joshna Chinappa
• Saurav Ghosal
• Tanvi Khanna
• Abhay Singh

 Japan

• Satomi Watanabe
• Ryūnosuke Tsukue
• Akari Midorikawa
• Tomotaka Endo

 Malaysia

• Aira Azman
• Darren Pragasam
• Yee Xin Ying
• Ong Sai Hung

 South Africa

• Lizelle Muller
• Dewald van Niekerk
• Hayley Ward
• Jean-Pierre Brits

Source

2025

TBA