Amanda Landers-Murphy

commonwealth games

Medals

2

Biography

EVENT: Squash: Women’s Doubles

Squash player Amanda Landers-Murphy is a two-time Commonwealth Games gold medallist having won the women’s doubles alongside teammate Joelle King at the Birmingham 2022 and Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games.

The pair also won back-to-back world doubles championships in 2016 and 2017.

Landers-Murphy is the foil to Joelle Kings power with a deft left-handed touch and precise angles. She has kept herself in touch with singles events in New Zealand was looking in line for a world doubles title with King before the latter had to withdraw at semi-final stage of the World Champs in Glasgow in 2022.

Landers-Murphy also competed in women's singles and mixed doubles at Gold Coast 2018. At the Glasgow Commonwealth Games in 2014 she recorded two 5th placings and a 26th.

The Rotorua local is of Taranaki and Te Ati Awa descent.

athlete

Fast facts

Sport
Squash
Birth place
Rotorua
Born
1991
Height
170cm

Commonwealth GamesBirmingham 2022

Squash(Doubles - Women)

  • Performance: 2-0
  • Result: Win
  • Placed: 1 of 19
  • Game 1: 11 - 8
  • Game 2: 11 - 8

Commonwealth GamesGold Coast 2018

Squash(Doubles - Mixed)

  • Performance: 1-2
  • Result: Loss
  • Placed: 9 of 24
  • Landers-Murphy/Millar

Squash(Doubles - Women)

  • Performance: 2-0
  • Result: Win
  • Placed: 1 of 15

Squash(Singles - Women)

  • Performance: 0-3
  • Result: Loss
  • Placed: 9 of 35

Commonwealth GamesGlasgow 2014

Squash(Doubles - Mixed)

  • Performance: 0-2
  • Result: Loss
  • Placed: 5 of 28
  • 1-11, 8-11

Squash(Doubles - Women)

  • Performance: 0-2
  • Result: Loss
  • Placed: 5 of 16
  • 9-11, 5-11

Squash(Singles - Women)

  • Performance: WO
  • Placed: 26 of 39