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Imagine how good he would go with a modern racket

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For those commenting on the decisions, yes, some of them seem terrible, but also remember that it was the refereeing standard back then to give mostly lets. Now it is the opposite. The players play to the circumstances. The change in refereeing has led to better clearing and more effort to play the ball, and thus a better game, both to play and to watch.

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The two boys were very controlled considering the appalling refereeing, it was really bad to say the least.

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Old memories 📯

Remember the burn after 20 minutes of ghosting?

The first player from NZ to win an international title. Bruce was a warrior and focused on the Barrington method of training, was as fit as a fiddle.

Wow how much the sport has evolved... The athleticism of today's players and their gets in the front of the court are just astonishing.

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00:32 nowadays it would be no let😂

Sick 70s riggs.

This was the beginning of a great era for the world squash champion Jahangir khan

Bruce Brownlee's highest rank was number 6 in the world. He was a very good player. Jahangir Khan's first professional victory in a tournament final was against him at the New Zealand Open in 1980, at the age of 16 or 17 .

If Hashim Khan was fitter and younger with modern squash facilities, he would have destroyed all the World Open and British Open champions like Geoff Hunt, Jahangir Khan , Jansher Khan, Rodney Martin and Peter Nicol etc.

Jahangir Khan was 2 months short of his 16th birthday when he won the World Amateur Squash Championship. Unfortunately, his older brother Torsam Khan passed away playing at the Australian Open squash championship two months after this win.

Hidayat Jahan, known as Hiddy in the West.

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Jesus, he could do with a haircut 💇‍♀

Good to see this, Hiddy's a great bloke, he and Geoff were great champions of the game, wonderful to see this old footage, cheers.

And not to forget the EXPERT commentary of Sir Jonah Barrington, love it.

Great to see this footage thanks, Cam was an excellent player, one of Aussie's greatest back in the day. Good to read the story around this BO, cheers. Makes me wonder why the pakistani players weren't featuring in the semis, Zaman, Jahan, Mohibullah etc

Khan Squash Tips, This is great! I liked it and subscribed!

Not surprising that squash on Tv wasn’t very popular back in 1976. What was the frame rate/second . . 4? Totally different coverage now, angle’s, white ball, glass court. Now we can actually see it!

Hunt was a mercurial player, and a great bloke.

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Thanks for this old footage of Zaman, a great player and really good bloke to boot.

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A perfect example of why Jansher will never be the greatest in my book. Always slow to clear in the front corners, blocking his opponent

The player that won the first match in the first part of the vid was Dean Williams from Aussie, don't know who his opponent was though, and in the second game it was Qamar Zaman who beat Gawain Briars.

He seemed to be stepping so close to the walls when ghosting left and right. Is that a result of changes in how people play and/or old style racquets?

A convincing win in the end to Jansher but you have to feel for Rodney, some of the refereeing decisions were atrocious. Quick fire rallies from these two, fast paced and precise play for the most part.

One of the greatest players ever in the sport, no other woman could get near Heather, such a great champion.

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The last World Amateur Champs in '79, Jahangir playing Phil Kenyon in Melbourne. After that we all headed up to Brisbane for the teams event. Jahangir couldn't play in that because he wasn't a member of the Pakistani team, he came out of nowhere to win the title and the rest of course is history.

Bruce was one of NZ's greatest players and the first kiwi to win a major international title, the British Amateur in '76. Jonah came to NZ in '68 and played here against the top Aussies Hiscoe and Nancarrow. As a kid in those days it was inspiring to see these great players playing the tournaments.

That's a great video thanks James, a good history and background of Hashim. Dardir was my coach here in NZ and we spent a lot of time together over the years talking about his early days of playing the Khans in the '50s and early '60s in the various British Opens etc, he held all of them in very high regard. All the best and thanks again.

Good to see this, Hashim was 64/65 years old and Geoff about 30. A good bit of squash history, too bad about the sound.

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