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Inverness' Greg Lobban and Rory Stewart write a piece of history for Scottish squash with Commonwealth Games bronze medal

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Scotland's Greg Lobban and Rory Stewart claim first squash medals since 1998. Scottish duo beat Malaysia's Chee Wern Yuen and Eoin Yow Ng in men's doubles semi-final. Lobban: ‘We’ve batted above our weight for the last four Commonwealth Games.’

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Inverness' Greg Lobban and Rory Stewart write a piece of history for Scottish squash with Commonwealth Games bronze medal

Greg Lobban and Scotland as a squash nation finally got their taste of a Commonwealth Games celebration. A bronze medal in the men's doubles finally

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