20 November, 2011
(Final)

Tonight in the finals of the Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Squash Open 2011 held in a state-of-the-art glass court erected in front of the Victoria Harbour. Defending champion Malaysia's Nicol David won 7th-in-row included the 2005 World Championships held here in HK. In the women's final, world no. 1 Nicol David defeated Egypt's Raneem El Weleily 3-0. In the men's, the third seed James Willstrop beats Karim Darwish in straight games to win his first title in HK. To read the players interview, please visit our supported website: www.squashsite.co.uk. For full result of Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Squash Open 2011, please click "Draws & Results".

19 November, 2011
(Semi-Final)

Annie Au Wing-Chi is outplayed by the current World Champion Nicol David in the glass squash court in front of the Victoria Harbour tonight. Though she has a good start of having the first game up, she finally lost 1-3. After giving a tough and physical game to Annie, Nicol will play against the Egyptian rising star, Raneem El Weleily who beats Low Wee Wern 3-1 in the semis. For the mens, the third seed James Willstrop beats Gregory Gaultier in straight games to gain his ever-first ticket for the final of Hong Kong Open. The other final ticket goes to Karim Darwish who beats Mohd Azlan Iskandar 3-0. For more details of the results of Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Squash Open 2011, please click "Draws & Results" for the latest draw schedule.

All the tickets of the finals (20/11) were SOLD OUT, but don't hesitiate to come and support the great event at Hong Kong Cultural Centre where you can sit on the steps at the Piazza and watch the fantastic games. The match will start at 6pm tomorrow.

18 November, 2011
(Quarter-Final)

Annie Au Wing-Chi makes the history, not once, but twice, after her victory over the world number 5 Rachael Grinham in 5-sets. She is the first Hong Kong player to reach the semi-finals of the Open and it's the first time for her to play in the glass court at Hong Kong Cultural Centre against the famous Victoria Harbour (let's finger cross for a good weather!). Please click "Draws & Results" for the latest draw schedule.

All the tickets of the quarter-final (18/11) matches of Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Squash Open 2011 are SOLD OUT.

Due to the unpredictable weather of the coming weekend, ADVERSE WEATHER ARRANGEMENT for the SEMIS (19/11) and FINALS (20/11) is made by Hong Kong Squash as follows:

Under adverse weather conditions, the semis and the finals will be held at Hong Kong Squash Centre. Announcements for the special arrangements will be made at 3:00pm on the day. Please check Hong Kong Squash official website: www.hksquash.org.hk or you can also make enquiries by calling at 2523 2225 or 2869 1592. Please keep your tickets for entrance.

17 November, 2011
Main Draw (2nd Round)

First time for Hong Kong to have 2 local players in the quarter-finals of the Open. With the support of the homies, Joey Chan Ho-Ling will join her fellow player, Annie Au Wing-Chi to play in the quarters after defeating the world No. 6 Kasey Brown in straight games. Earlier today, Annie also beat her rival Joelle King in 3-1, who will meet Rachael Grinham, the seed No. 3 and Joey will meet Raneem El Weleily at tomorrow's Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Squash Open 2011. The other big upset today is the straight loss of the world No. 2 Jenny Duncalf to Low Wee Wern. For the mens, Nick Matthew and James Willstrop both advance to the quarter-finals. All the matches tomorrow will be held at the Centre Court at Hong Kong Squash Centre. Please click "Draws & Results" for the latest draw schedule.

Due to the unpredictable weather of the coming weekend, ADVERSE WEATHER ARRANGEMENT for the SEMIS and FINALS is made by Hong Kong Squash as follows:

Under adverse weather conditions, the semis and the finals will be held at Hong Kong Squash Centre. Announcements for the special arrangements will be made at 3:00pm on the day. Please check Hong Kong Squash official website: www.hksquash.org.hk or you can also make enquiries by calling at 2523 2225 or 2869 1592. Please keep your tickets for entrance.

16 November, 2011
Main Draw

Finishing the two-day first round matches, all top seeds, include Nicola David, Jenny Duncalf, Nick Matthew and Kraim Darwish will play in tomorrow's 2nd round of Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Squash Open 2011. Don't miss the chance to support the local heroines, Annie Au and Joey Chan who will be on court at 3:00pm and 8:15pm respectively. Come and support at Hong Kong Squash Centre, please click "Draws & Results" for the latest draw schedule.

15 November, 2011
Main Draw

Hong Kong no. 1 Annie Au Wing-Chi beat Gaby Huber of Switzerland in straight games to join other seven players for the 2nd round of Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Squash Open 2011which will be held on Thursday, 17 November. On the other hand, the first round bottom half will kick off tomorrow 1:30pm at the HK Squash Centre. Come and support the current Macau Open Champion, Joey Chan and other local players! Please click "Draws & Results" for the latest draw schedule.

14 November, 2011

Congratulations to our two young players Tong Tsz-Wing and Lee Ka-Yi who are the first time to reach the main draw of Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Squash Open 2011. The main draw event will kick off tomorrow 1:30pm at the HK Squash Centre. Come and support our local players! Please click "Draws & Results" for the latest draw schedule.

13 November, 2011

Today in the qualifying draw of Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Squash Open 2011, local players including Dick Lau Siu-Wai, Leo Au Chun-Ming, Tong Tsz-Wing, Carmen Lee, Choi Uen-Shan, Lee Ka-Yi and Karman Siu reach the 2nd round of the qualifying event which will be held tomorrow at the HK Squash Centre. Come and support our local heros! Please click "Draws & Results" for the latest draw schedule.

11 November, 2011

Please be informed that the semi-final and final matches of the Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Squash Open 2011 will be live broadcasted on NOW-TV Sports Channel No. 635. On 19th Nov., there will be four semi-final matches with the first match starts at 6pm. On the 20th Nov., there will be two final matches with the first match also starts at 6pm. Get your snacks and beer ready and enjoy this great squash show of the year.

Please notice that Samatha Teran of Mexico and Omneya Abdel Kawyof Egypt withdrew from the womens main draw. Please click "Draws & Results" for the latest draw schedule.

8 November, 2011

All the General seats of the semi-final (19/11) and final (20/11) matches of Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Squash Open 2011 are sold out.

Please notice that Ramy Ashour of Egypt and David Palmer of Australia withdrew from the mens main draw. Please click "Draws & Results" for the latest draw schedule.

7 November, 2011

Please notice that Mohd Al Anwar Reda of Egypt is injured and has to pull out from the mens main draw. His place will be taken by No.1 qualifier Julian Illingworth from USA. Please click "Draws & Results" for the latest draw schedule.

26 October, 2011

All the Prime seats of the semi-final (19/11) and final (20/11) matches of the Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Squash Open 2011 are sold out. There is limited supply of "General Seats" for these two days. Please hurry to get a seat for youself. Otherwise you will miss the superb performance of the top squash players in this world-renowned professional squash tournament. Please ring 2523 2225 immediately for ticket sales.

Please notice that Alison Waters of England (seed no. 12) has been forced to withdraw from the Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Squash Open 2011. As a result there will be a draw shuffle, with Sarah Kippax of England moving into her spot and Latasha Khan of USA coming into the women's main draw. Please click "Draws & Results" for the latest draw schedule.

10 October, 2011

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