WSF World Team Squash Championships

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WSF World Team Squash Championships
Current season, competition or edition:
Current sports event 2015 Men's World Team Squash Championships
Logo World Squash.jpg
Sport Squash
Founded M : 1967
W : 1976
No. of teams 32 (maximum)
Countries WSF members
Continent International (WSF)
Most recent champion(s) M :  England (5th title)
W :  England (7th title)
Most titles M :  Australia (8 titles)
W :  Australia (9 titles)
TV partner(s) WorldSquashTV
Official website Men's World Team
Women's World Team
Squash

The WSF World Team Squash Championships are an international squash competition organised by the World Squash Federation (WSF) and played between teams representing different nations. Countries enter teams of three or four players to represent them in the championships. In each round of the competition, teams face each other in a best-of-three singles matches contest. The competition is held once every two years, with the venue changing each time. Normally the men's and women's events are held separately in different years in two different locations.

Past results

World Amateur Team Championship from 1971-1979. Open Team from 1981-present.[1]

Men's championship

Source:[2]

Year Gold medal world centered-2.svg Champions Silver medal world centered-2.svg Runners-up Bronze medal world centered-2.svg Third-Place Fourth-Place Location
2017 France Marseille, France
2015 Postponed [3] Egypt Cairo, Egypt
2013[4]  England  Egypt  France  Australia France Mulhouse, France
2011  Egypt  England  Australia  France Germany Paderborn, Germany
2009  Egypt  France  Australia  England Denmark Odense, Denmark
2007  England  Australia  France  Egypt India Chennai, India
2005  England  Egypt  France Canada Canada Pakistan Islamabad, Pakistan
2003  Australia  France  England  Egypt Austria Vienna, Austria
2001  Australia  Egypt  England Scotland Scotland Australia Melbourne, Australia
1999  Egypt Wales Wales  England  Australia Egypt Cairo, Egypt
1997  England Canada Canada  Australia  Egypt Malaysia Malaysia
1995  England Pakistan Pakistan  Egypt  Australia Egypt Cairo, Egypt
1993 Pakistan Pakistan  Australia  England Finland Finland Pakistan Karachi, Pakistan
1991  Australia  England Finland Finland  Egypt Finland Helsinki, Finland
1989  Australia Pakistan Pakistan  England New Zealand New Zealand Singapore Singapore
1987 Pakistan Pakistan New Zealand New Zealand  England  Australia England London, England
1985 Pakistan Pakistan New Zealand New Zealand  Australia  England Egypt Cairo, Egypt
1983 Pakistan Pakistan  England  Australia  Egypt New Zealand New Zealand
1981 Pakistan Pakistan  Australia  Egypt  England Sweden Sweden
1979 United Kingdom Great Britain Pakistan Pakistan  Australia  Egypt Australia Brisbane, Australia
1977 Pakistan Pakistan New Zealand New Zealand  Egypt United Kingdom Great Britain Canada Canada
1976 United Kingdom Great Britain Pakistan Pakistan  Australia  Egypt England The Midlands, England
1973  Australia United Kingdom Great Britain South Africa South Africa New Zealand New Zealand South Africa Johannesburg, South Africa
1971  Australia United Kingdom Great Britain Pakistan Pakistan  Egypt New Zealand New Zealand
1969  Australia United Kingdom Great Britain South Africa South Africa Pakistan Pakistan England The Midlands, England
1967  Australia United Kingdom Great Britain New Zealand New Zealand South Africa South Africa Australia Sydney, Australia

Women's championship

Source:[5]

Year Gold medal world centered-2.svg Champions Silver medal world centered-2.svg Runners-up Bronze medal world centered-2.svg Third-Place Fourth-Place Location
2016 France Paris, France
2014 England England Malaysia Malaysia Egypt Egypt Hong Kong Hong Kong China Canada Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada
2012 Egypt Egypt England England Malaysia Malaysia Australia Australia France Nîmes, France
2010 Australia Australia England England Malaysia Malaysia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Palmerston North, New Zealand
2008 Egypt Egypt England England Malaysia Malaysia New Zealand New Zealand Egypt Cairo, Egypt
2006 England England Egypt Egypt Malaysia Malaysia Netherlands Netherlands Canada Edmonton, Canada
2004 Australia Australia England England New Zealand New Zealand Egypt Egypt Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands
2002 Australia Australia England England New Zealand New Zealand Egypt Egypt Denmark Odense, Denmark
2000 England England Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand Egypt Egypt England Sheffield, England
1998 Australia Australia England England New Zealand New Zealand South Africa South Africa Germany Stuttgart, Germany
1996 Australia Australia England England South Africa South Africa New Zealand New Zealand Malaysia Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
1994 Australia Australia England England South Africa South Africa New Zealand New Zealand Guernsey Guernsey
1992 Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand England England Netherlands Netherlands Canada Vancouver, Canada
1990 England England Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand Germany Germany Australia Sydney, Australia
1989 England England Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand Germany West Germany Netherlands Warmond, Netherlands
1987 England England Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand Republic of Ireland Ireland New Zealand Auckland, New Zealand
1985 England England New Zealand New Zealand Australia Australia Republic of Ireland Ireland Republic of Ireland Dublin, Ireland
1983 Australia Australia England England New Zealand New Zealand Republic of Ireland Ireland Australia Perth, Australia
1981 Australia Australia England England New Zealand New Zealand Scotland Scotland Canada Toronto, Canada
1979 United Kingdom Great Britain Australia Australia Republic of Ireland Ireland Canada Canada England Birmingham, England

Statistics

Titles by country

Medals summary

Participating nations

63 different nations have already participated at least in one World Team Squash Championships

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