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by Alan Thatcher on Sep 8, 2014French star takes out Aussie top seed to win North Coast crown By HOWARD HARDING – Squash Mad Correspondent France’s Coline Aumard beat top-seeded Australian Lisa Camilleri for the second...
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by Alan Thatcher on Sep 8, 2014Malaysian sinks Camille Serme in 102-minute Shanghai marathon By HOWARD HARDING – Squash Mad Correspondent Low Wee Wern maintained Malaysian ownership of the Women’s China Open –...
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by Alan Thatcher on Sep 7, 2014Willstrop beats Peter Barker in Shanghai marathon final England’s James Willstrop, the World No.7 and 2014 Commonwealth Games silver medalist, claimed his first PSA World tour title since 2013...
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by Alan Thatcher on Sep 7, 2014Injured Egyptian ace pulls out of San Francisco and US Open Injury has once again forced Ramy Ashour to pull out of two major events in the USA. He will miss the Netsuite Open in San Francisco and...
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by Alan Thatcher on Sep 7, 2014Malaysian meets top seed Camille Serme in Shanghai final By HOWARD HARDING – Squash Mad Correspondent French favourite Camille Serme and third-seeded Malaysian Low Wee Wern will contest the...
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by Alan Thatcher on Sep 7, 2014Dutch ace LJ wins 80-minute battle against Borja By Squash Mad Reporter Dutch World No.15 Laurens Jan Anjema pulled off the upset of the tournament so far to knock out World No.6 Borja Golan in the...
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by Alan Thatcher on Sep 7, 2014James Willstrop meets England team-mate Peter Barker in China Open final By Squash Mad Reporter English World No.7 James Willstrop and World No.8 Peter Barker will go head-to-head in the final of the...
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by Simon Roesner on Sep 6, 2014Es hat nicht ganz gereicht. Wir mussten uns heute den starken Wormsern geschlagen geben. Lediglich O. Touminen holte den Punkt für den PSC. Alle anderen Spiele gingen an unsere Gegner. Damit stehen...
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by Alan Thatcher on Sep 6, 2014Egyptian youngsters continue their giant-killing run in China By HOWARD HARDING – Squash Mad Correspondent Young Egyptian qualifiers Salma Hany Ibrahim and Nouran Gohar continued their giant-...
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by John Musto on Sep 5, 2014Technique serves strategy. Specific technique should not be adopted for aesthetic reasons, or because your favorite player happens to do it that way, or because they guys or gals at the club say you...
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