The PSA Dubai World Series Finals last month brought to an end one of the most remarkable seasons in the history of professional squash – a nine-month spell that saw records made, rivalries ignited, careers forged and history made.

Over the next few weeks we're looking back at the major moments that lit up the PSA World Tour during 2015/16, starting with the breakthrough performances, to the most outstanding performers and performances, surprise packages, and rising stars that ensured the 2015/16 season – the first full season of combined governance since the PSA and WSA joined forces in a historic merger back on January 1st, 2015 – will go down in the sporting annals as one of the best ever.

Today, for your viewing pleasure, enjoy some of the best rallies to grace the SQUASHTV cameras this past season

2015/16 Season Review – Rallies of the Season

Amanda Sobhy v Nour El Tayeb: Naza PSA World Championship

Locked in at 2-2 during a crucial stage of the World Championship, this brutal rally between Amanda Sobhy and Nour El Tayeb ultimately determined the outcome of the match.

Mathieu Castagnet v Daryl Selby: 2016 Windy City Open

So good it made No.1 on ESPN's Top 10 Plays of the Day

Paul Coll v James Willstrop: 2016 Canary Wharf Classic

The Jazz splits and two full length dives leave commentator Joey Barrington in hysterics as Paul Coll does the unbelievable.

Nour El Sherbini v Nicol David: 2015 Qatar Classic

One of the best women's matches of the season also included one of the most outstanding rallies exemplifying turning defence into attack as Nour El Sherbini and Nicol David pushed each other to the limit.

Abdullah Al Tamimi v Stephen Coppinger

If you haven't seen Al Tamimi play before, you'll want to see more of his after this crazy rally in which he covers all four corners, plays between the legs and hits a diving back wall boast