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Champion Shabana Charges Into Second Round In Saudi
Amr Shabana confidently began his bid to become only the third player in history to win five World Open titles by beating English qualifier Chris Simpson in the first round of the Saudi PSA World Open...
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Castagnet Culls Cameron In Saudi Surprise
Australia’s world No15 Cameron Pilley will play no further part in the $327,500 Saudi PSA World Open Squash Championship after crashing out of the first round of the richest ever event on the PSA...
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Champions Charge Into Last 16 In Saudi
Defending champion Amr Shabana and former champions David Palmer and Thierry Lincou – who boast seven world titles between them – took their anticipated places in the last 16 of the $327,500 Saudi PSA...
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Gaultier Survives Palmer Marathon In Saudi World Open
Twice former runner-up Gregory Gaultier survived a 93-minute marathon in the $327,500 Saudi PSA World OpenSquash Championship to reach the quarter-finals of the richest PSA World Tour event of...
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El Shorbagy Makes Saudi World Open Quarters
In only his third ever appearance in the championship, Egypt’s 19-year-old Mohamed El Shorbagy reached the quarter-finals for the second time when he beat Pakistan’s Aamir Atlas Khan in the third...
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Barker Leads Historic English Trio Into World Open Semis
In a first for the championship, three Englishmen will contest the semi-finals of the $327,500 Saudi PSA World OpenSquash Championship after Nick Matthew, James Willstrop and Peter Barker came through...
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Matthew & Willstrop In First All-English World Open Final
Yorkshiremen Nick Matthew and James Willstrop will contest the first ever all-English World Open final after prevailing in the semi-finals of the $327,500 Saudi PSA World Open Squash Championship, the...
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Nick Matthew Wins Historic World Open Title
Nick Matthew overcame a tired fellow countryman James Willstrop in the final of the $327,500 Saudi PSA World Open Squash Championship in Saudi Arabia to become the first English World Open champion in...
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