two of the world's top squash players.

Eyles, who won the world championship in Malaysia in November, returns to his Island home for the exhibition match on Thursday, beginning at 7.00 p.m. at the Bermuda Squash Racquets Association courts in Devonshire.

Eyles, ranked as high as number two last year, has seen his current world ranking dip to number four during a hectic winter. A native of Australia, Eyles and his wife, Michelle, have lived in Bermuda for the past year.

Harris is also no stranger to Bermuda, although the number eight-ranked Englishman's last appearance was in October, 1996, during the Bermuda Open.

Last weekend, Harris was part of the England team that won the European Championships in Finland.