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Welcome to the Virtual Spectator Bermuda Masters 2006 presented by Logic and hosted by Endurance - a festival of squash hosted in paradise.
April 8th 2006 - Finals Day
Overview of the Final
Peter Nicol versus Amr Shabana seems like a dream match for squash fans worldwide. The eternal champion, in his last year of professional squash, playing the current world chapion and world number one. Both players have been in superb form in this tournament and it is anyone's guess who the ultimate victor will be. The spectators in the Jessie Vesey Sports Centre will be the first to know.
Before the final there will also be a great exhibition match between the top two women in the world - Vanessa Atkinson of the Netherlands and Nicol David of Malaysia. Where better to see two players at the pinnacle of the WISPA tour than the City of Hamilton!
Final - Match Results
Amr Shabana defeats Peter
Nicol 3-2 in 65 mins.
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Point Play
Semi-Finals - Match Results
Amr Shabana defeats Thierry Lincou 3-1 in the first semi-final - Click Here for Point by Point Play
Peter Nicol defeats Gregory Gaultier 3-0 in the second semi-final - Click Here for Point by Point Play
Day 5 - Match Results
Peter Nicol defeats David Palmer 3-0 in 43 mins. - Click Here for Point by Point Play
Gregory Gaultier defeats Ong Beng Hee 3-1 in 81 mins. - Click Here for Point by Point Play
Amr Shabana defeats James Willstrop 3-1 in 81 mins.
Thierry Lincou defeats Nick Matthew 3-1 in 66 mins.
Day 4 - Match Results
David Palmer defeats Cameron Pilley 3-0 in 47 mins. - Click Here for Point by Point Play
Peter Nicol defeats Karim Darwish 3-2 in 69 mins. - Click Here for Point by Point Play
Gregory Gaultier defeats Lee Beachill 3-1 in 60 mins.
Ong Beng Hee defeats Anthony Ricketts 3-0 in 55 mins.
Day 3 - Match Results
Lincou defeats Boswell 3-1 - Click Here for Point by Point Play
Matthew defeats Iskandar 3-0 - Click Here for Point by Point Play
- For the Press Release covering the Day Four evening results Click Here
Willstrop defeats Ryding 3-0 in 49 mins.
James Willstrop - "I thought I played fairly well on a warm court, and I'm very pleased to have won it 3-0. Graham plays well under these conditions, when its warm and hard to put shots away. He's very experienced and knows how to adapt his game." As for his next round match against Shabana, he commented, "I'm really looking forward to it. I've won matches against him before so I know I can win. But he is the man in form; he has great racquet skills and great strength, and he takes the ball short. I can't wait to get out there. There is a fantastic atmosphere here and I want to play at my best."
Shabana defeats White 3-1.
Amr Shabana said of his match: "It's always tough playing John White any day because he's so strong and I can't afford to play loose shots. I'm pleased with the win and feeling fresh, so with a rest day tomorrow I look forward to the next round." He added, "It was great to hear I just reached #1 and that is sweet for me. Now my goal is to see how long I can stay there."
John White was disappointed: "I felt I played very well, but not well enough against the world #1. I played too short, too early and that is not the way to be playing against Shabana. He's too good at the front, and these days he's very disciplined and doesn't make many mistakes. What more can I say?"
Day 2 - Evening Match Results
Palmer defeats Kyme 3-0. Click here for the Match Summary
Beng Hee defeats El Hindi 3-2. Click here for the Match Summary
Click Here to see evening results
Day 2 - Earlier Match Results
Anthony Ricketts defeats Laurens Jan Anjema 3-0 in 29 mins.
Cameron Pilley defeats Alex Gough in 64 mins
Lee Beachill defeats Dan Jenson 3-0. Match Quote
Gregory Gaultier defeats Joe Kneipp 3-0 in 32 mins Match Quote
Peter Nicol defeats Jonathon Kemp 3-1. Match Quote
Karim Darwish defeats Hisham Ashour 3-0. Match Quote
Click Here to see initial results before evening session and Opening Ceremony
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