Who lit your squash spark?

My parents, but my dad stopped playing when I started to beat him!

Always squash, or could you have competed in another sport?

It was always squash for me. I was too small for volleyball and basketball!

What do you hate most about training?

I do not like the physical part of training at all.

The best thing about being an international player?

You live by your passion and there is so much good and bad emotion.

Your favourite place to play events?

Qatar. I love the glass court and the 4 star hotels.

Filling in time before matches?
I watch DVDs like Rocky movies, listen some music, have a nap! I also try to improve my knowledge on software on my laptop...a big thing to do!!

Squash superstitions?

I don’t have any.

The worst thing about travelling?

Losing my bags.

Your travelling entertainment provider?

I have an iPod, a DVD and I do a great deal of chatting!

Pizza or pasta?

Always pasta. Pizza is not healthy!

Tea or coffee?

Coffee. Tea is for the English!

Fruit or chocolate?

Chocolate because I love it!

Just finished reading?

I have been reading a book about how to be a champion in your life.

The album you listen to most?

Safri Duo.

How many texts sent each day?

Too many!

Sporting event you would most like to go to?

The 2012 Olympics in Paris…..but I guess I will have to make do with London!

Dinner with any sports person past or present. Who?

Amelie Mauresmo, to ask her to share her prize money with a French squashie!

Glass half full or half empty?

I am an optimist so half full for sure.

Your life so far, one thing you would change?

My surname!

Plans for the future?

Go home for a French meal, a proper meal!