Yes quite Heather was unbeaten for the longest period, but her reign happened when women's squash was no where near as competitive as when Jahangir competed. (I was fortunate to have seen the great man in action several times when he was at the height of his dominance).

I would say we may never see his sort of total dominance again.

Consider the facts, he won over 500 matches over a 5 and 1/2 year reign which probably worked out to a greater number of games than Heather actually played over her 17 years, there wasn't the competitions available to particpate in.

Though Heather was a great player we'll never know how she may have fared against Susan Devoy who probably was even better and played when women's squash was on the rise throughout the 80's.

yeah, ramy deserved it.

Surprised Jenny Duncalf was not nominated for young player award.
She is just 22 and no.9 in the world.