Jamaica and the Caribbean’s number one squash player Chris Binne will look to break into the top 50 of the Professional Squash Association’s (PSA) rankings as he begins his new season next week. 

Coming off a successful summer, which saw him winning a recording breaking 8th Caribbean championship and his 8th all Jamaica title, Binnie is hungry for success in the international arena.

The 28-year-old has set a target to move from his current ranking of 74 to the top 50 within the next six months.

With three PSA titles to his credit, Binnie knows he’ll have to get more wins in order to move up.  As a result, his agenda includes an ambitious tournament schedule for the remaining months of 2017.

First up is the US open which gets underway on October 7 in Philadelphia. From there it’s on to the white oaks court classic open in Canada which kicks off on October 11 and then the Chicago open in mid-October.

Then the Jamaican number one should be part of the national team which will contest the 2017 world squash federation’s men’s world team squash championship in Marseille, France from November 27 to December 3.