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    World men's squash number 237 Joel Arscott is looking forward to being one of the first New Zealand athletes to play competitive sport again

    World men's squash number 237 Joel Arscott is looking forward to being one of the first New Zealand athletes to play competitive sport again


    The 20-year-old will play in the Unsquashable Premier League, which gets underway in Auckland tonight.



    The first game is just underway.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     17 Jan: An array of personal bests and maiden titles have been claimed at the Potts Classic athletics event in Hawke's Bay
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