Finals: Abbas Zeb (PAK) bt Vasudev Vasanthan (MAS)
11-8,11-5,14-12 Semifinals: Vasudef
Vasantha (MAS) bt Abdulaziz Khaled Al-Ishaq (QAT)
11-3,11-5,11-4 Abbas Zeb (PAK) bt Mohammed Daniel
Gharooni (IRI) 11-9,11-6,11-4 Quarterfinals: Vasudef Vasanthan
(MAS) bt Waleed Umar Zaman (QAT) 11-4,11-6,11-6
Abdulaziz Khaled Al-Ishaq (QAT) bt Hussein Ayad M.
Al-Tameemi (IRQ) 11-9,11-13,11-9,11-8 Abbas Zeb (PAK)
bt Jaafar Feman Hasan (IRQ) 11-9, 11-9,11-7 Mohammad
Daniel Gharooni (IRI) bt Rashid Ali Al-Harib (QAT)
11-8,11-4,11-6
BOYS U-17
Final: Abdulla Hasheem Al-Sultani (IRQ) bt Umar Umar
Zaman (QAT) 11-8,4-11,11-2,7-11,11-4 Semifinals: Abdulla Hasheem Al-Sultani (IRQ) bt Abdulwahab
Khaled AL-Ishaq (QAT) 11-8,11-6,11-5 Umair Umar Zaman
(QAT) bt Fong Min Jen (MAS) 11-9,14-12,12-10
Quarterfinals: Abdulla Hasheem Al-Sultani (IRQ)
bt Pranay Sanjay Jain (IND)
11-5,6-11,11-6,11-7 Abdulwahab Khaled AL-Ishaq (QAT)
bt Mujtaba Raza (PAK) 4-11,11-6,11-8,11-2 Fong Min
Jen (MAS) bt Kashif Arif (PAK) 11-2, 11-7,11-7 Umair
UMar Zaman (QAT) bt Omar Ashraf Hassan (QAT)
11-7,10-12,7-11,11-4,11-7 Round I : Pranay
Sanjay Jain (IND) bt Mohammad Ali Farhad
12-10,11-11, 3-11
BOYS U-11
Final: Pouya Shafieifard (IRI) bt Yousef Ahmad Elsaka (QAT)
13-11,11-6,11-3 Semifinals: Yousef Ahmad Elsaka (QAT) bt Youssef Essam Farag 11-8,
13-11, 12-10 Pouya Shafieifard (IRI) bt Mohamed Tarek
Quda 11-4, 11-7, 11-8 Quarterfinals : Yousef Ahmad Elsaka (QAT) bt Salem Yousef Al
Malhi (QAT) 11-8, 11-9, 11-13 Youssef Essam Farag bt
Abdulaziz Talal Al-Thani 11-0, 11-2, 11-3 Mohammed
Tarek Quda bt Abdul Rehman Ali Al-Khalaf 11-1, 11-3,11-2
Pouya Shafieifard (IRI) bt Ibrhim Ahmed Darwish 11-3,
11-9, 11-1
Shorbagy
& Sherbini Share World Junior Double In Doha (13/07/2012)
Top seeds
Marwan El Shorbagy and Nour El Sherbini celebrated a notable Egyptian
double in Doha by becoming world junior squash champions for the second
time.
El
Shorbagy winning the men's title at the Doha WSF World Junior
Championships to retain the trophy he won for the first time last year,
and El Sherbini, in her third final in four years, reclaiming the U19
crown she first won in 2009 aged just 13.
It was bad
day for India as Mahesh lost the 90 minutes well played match against
Mohamed Abouelghar of Egypt in the quarter finals and it turned out to be
the longest, closest and best of the tournament so far which Mahesh lost.
Mohamed
came from two-nil down, saving two match balls in the process, to beat
India’s Mahesh Mangaonkar in an incredibly tense match which, as the
saying goes, no-one deserved to lose.
PSA
Challenger 5 Doha Bank PSA Challenger 2012, Doha, Qatar
Mahesh
Mangaonkar loses in 1st round while Yousaf takes Doha Title (26
February 2012)
In
a remarkable PSA World Tour event which featured a 'seedless' semi-final
line-up, Pakistan's Muhammad Saqib Yousaf emerged victorious to claim his
maiden Tour title at the inaugural Doha Bank PSA Challenger in Qatar.
It
was in the quarter-finals of the PSA World Tour Challenger 5 squash event
at the Khalifa International Tennis & Squash Complex in Doha that the
20-year-old from Lahore made his breakthrough by upsetting fellow
countryman Waqas Mehboob, the No3 seed.
Final: Muhammad Saqib Yousaf (PAK) bt Ahmed Hawas (EGY) 11-8, 11-9, 9-11,
13-11 (54m)
Semi-finals: Ahmed Hawas (EGY) bt Abdulla Mohd Al Tamimi (QAT) 12-10, 11-6, 6-11,
14-12 (41m)
Muhammad Saqib Yousaf (PAK) bt Alejandro Garbi Caro (ESP) 8-11, 7-11,
11-7, 11-6, 11-9 (58m)
Quarter-finals: Abdulla Mohd Al Tamimi (QAT) bt [Q] Ahmed Atef Abdel-Fattah (EGY)
11-7, 9-11, 11-5, 12-10 (45m)
Ahmed Hawas (EGY) bt [4] Bader Al Hussaini (KUW) 12-10, 11-7, 11-7 (34m)
Muhammad Saqib Yousaf (PAK) bt [3] Waqas Mehboob (PAK) 11-9, 6-11, 11-3,
11-5 (35m)
Alejandro Garbi Caro (ESP) bt [Q] Carlos Cornes Ribadas (ESP) 11-6, 11-7,
11-6 (27m)
