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The Winners |
And it's goodbye
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One of the legends
of squash finally called it a day. Hardly seen for two years, despite
persistent rumours that the giant 'brooding in the hills of Peshawar' was
set to make one final glorious comeback, Jansher Khan finally confirmed his
retirement, bringing officially to an end to a glorious reign for Pakistani
squash covering almost five decades.Also retiring
from the tour this month were
Sabine Schoene and
Sue Wright.
Sarah's still strong
The Women's tour was in North America this month - guess who did the
business. No-one told the WISPA computer though.
New PSA dawn ???
The men's game seemed to be on the up, with the
announcement of a $21m World Grand Prix and live TV coverage of the Super
Series Finals. One happened, one didn't.
Stahl
for ESF
The European Squash Federation gained a new President in Chris Stahl,
succeeding Philip van der Ven.
Most of the tournaments this month could be viewed as
preludes to the British Open, where Power and Joyce, retaining their #1
world rankings, were top seeded.
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Dawn of new era ...
Birmingham prepares
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BSPA GP
Finals
Peter Nicol and Sue Wright please the sponsors Prince. |
YTL Open
After losing out in KL last time, Tommy Berden gains revenge. |
Italian
Open
Another junior on the up, Adrian Grant wins in Breschia. |
Canadian Nationals
Jonathon Power and Margo Green win in toronto. |
Las Vegas Bright Lights
Fiona Geaves puts a stop to the comeback run of Cassie Campion. |
International Challenge
Cassie makes another final in LA, only to come up against the unstoppable
Sarah Fitz. |
Atlanta Open
Nick Matthew wins his third PSA title. |
Seattle Open
This time it's Carol Owens in the final - but it's still a 3-0 sweep for
Sarah. |
Richmond Open
Jenny Tranfield overcomes Vanessa Atkinson in Vancouver. |
Carcassonne
City Open
Vicky Lankester celebrates her maiden WISPA title. |
Irish Open
Peter Nicol puts David Palmer in his place in the Dublin final, and looks to
be set for the British Open ... or is he ? |
