The World Open began in frenetic fashion here on Sunday as the 64-man draw produced plenty of whitewashes, occasional thrillers and one game of such ugly temperament that it was a good job the local TV cameras had dispersed in... [read full story]
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James Willstrop put moving sheikhs firmly out of his mind here as England’s No 2 dispatched former world champion Thierry Lincou to reach his first World Open semi-final since 2005. By Rod Gilmour in Kuwait City Top of the...
AAP Australian interest at the squash World Open in Kuwait City is over after England's Nick Matthew ended Cameron Pilley's run in the third round. Pilley had upset world junior champion Mohammed El Shorbagy in a marathon...
AAP Australian interest at the squash World Open in Kuwait City is over after England's Nick Matthew ended Cameron Pilley's run in the third round. Pilley had upset world junior champion Mohammed El Shorbagy in a marathon...
Squash has seen the elements scupper many matches over the years: rain, sun, falling leaves and falling glass panels on court. By Rod Gilmour in Kuwait City In vision: James Willstrop won a classic tussle 3-1 against Karim...
Nick Matthew, the England No 1, was turned down by Lennox Lewis for a game of squash at an awards ceremony last month but he pulled no punches in his second round match at the World Open as England's top trio all progressed....
