World Open 2010 champion Nick Matthew could be in-line for repeat of his Saudi final last week, after being drawn as first seed for the Punj Lloyd Masters. The World no.2 will be favourite to win the competition, closely followed by tournament second seed and World Open finalist, James Willstrop. Matthew beat Willstop 3/1 in… [Read more…]
December 12, 2010
Massive congratulations to Nick Matthew for his triumph in the World Squash Open in Saudi. The Sheffield-born champion beat fellow Brit James Willstrop in 4 games to collect the title. The travelling English contingent performed well thorugh-out the competition, with three Brits making it to the semi-finals. Peter Nicol won the Open back in 1997… [Read more…]
December 9, 2010
The English boys have certainly proven their worth in this years World Open...
December 8, 2010
There will definitely be at least one Englishman in the World Squash Open Final! Click to see the Semi-final draw...
December 7, 2010
Three Englishmen still competing in the four quarter final matches, all of which will be played tomorrow (Wednesday 8 2010). Nick Matthew, now favourite to win the competition following Ramy Ashour's withdrawal through injury, is set to play...
December 6, 2010
Start of the third round today from Khamis Al-Yamis, in Saudi Arabia, with 5 Englishman still going strong. Nick Matthew will have been boosted by the news that at the other end of the draw, second seed and World no.1 Ramy Ashour has had to withdraw due to injury. Matthew will play...
December 4, 2010
This weekend sees the second round of the Saudi World Open play across Saturday and Sunday, with plenty on Brits still going strong. Already today we’ve see Nick Matthew book his place in the last 16 with a 3/0 over Shahier Razik (Canada). He’ll go onto play Hisham Ashour (Egypt) on Monday. Alister Walker beat… [Read more…]
December 2, 2010
The largest ever squash competition kicks off today in Saudi Arabia, where around 60 of the World’s elite will battle it through the rounds for the title of World Open Champion. With a total prize money amounting to an eye-watering $327,500, the travelling English contingent will be hoping for a first English title since 1976.… [Read more…]
December 16, 2009
Last month I mentioned the live streaming site PSALive.tv. It seems, that the PSA are to launch a new website for this service, and a beta site is accessible for the next week, where viewers can watch the Saudi International Squash Tournament 2009 for free. Psasquashtv.com All you have to do is register and then… [Read more…]
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