Squash federation sets out broadcast plans for 2019/20 season

Over 600 live squash matches are being broadcast this season through the Professional Squash Association’s (PSA) digital platforms.

The PSA is making its tournaments available for the September 2019 - June 2020 season via its own SquashTV service, Eurosport Player, Facebook and DAZN.

Eurosport Player will offer coverage in Europe, DAZN in Japan only, SquashTV in the rest of world, and via the official Facebook page of the PSA World Tour (excluding Europe and Japan). Coverage will also be on selection of mainstream broadcast channels across the globe.

The first tournament of the season to be broadcast will be the Open de France - Nantes 2019 between September 10–14, while a further eight tournaments will be shown before the end of 2019.

This includes the CIB PSA Women’s World Championships, which will be staged in front of Cairo’s Great Pyramid of Giza and broadcast live between October 26 - November 1, and the PSA Men’s World Championship in Doha, Qatar between November 8-15.

Away from the PSA Tour, the SQUASHTV cameras will also be on location in Washington D.C. with live coverage from the WSF Men’s World Team Squash Championship between December 15-21.

New York’s Grand Central Terminal hosts the J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions in January, while the Dunlop British Junior Championships, the British Open, the inaugural Mauritius Open and the season-ending PSA World Tour Finals are all set to be broadcast live before the season draws to a close.

“The PSA Tour calendar continues to go from strength to strength and we’re looking forward to showcasing all of the drama and storylines from the tour as the world’s greatest squash players compete at some of the most iconic locations in world sport,” said PSA Chief Operating Officer Lee Beachill.