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Adrian Waller

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Date of Birth	26 December 1989
Age	32
Place of Birth	Enfield
Club	Hazelwood Sports Club
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Adrian Waller first picked up a racket aged seven and was taken to his local club by squash-mad older brothers and father.

He was a prodigious junior, the first player to be crowned British champion as an under-13, under-15, under-17 and under-19.

Waller brought back doubles silver from the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast alongside Daryl Selby.

The pair continue to thrive together, taking silver at April’s World Doubles Championships in Glasgow.

A ‘long-suffering' Arsenal fan, Waller knows what it’s like to go the distance - playing his part in the longest PSA World Tour match for 30 years in 2013. He was on court for more than two and a half hours.

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The stand-out story from the glass courts at the University of Birmingham was undoubtedly that of Gina Kennedy who, on her Games debut, became the first English woman to win the Women’s Singles title.

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