17th Women's World Teams
Squash Championships 2010
Palmerston North, New Zealand
28th November - 4 December 2010
| Game Name | Time | Court | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Australia v Ireland | 12.30pm | IPC | n/a |
| India v Japan | 12.30pm | 2 | n/a |
| Egypt v Mexico | 12.30pm | 3 | n/a |
| France v South Africa | 12.30pm | 5 | n/a |
| England v Austria | 5.00pm | 2 | n/a |
| Netherlands v USA | 5.00pm | 5 | n/a |
| Malaysia v New Zealand | 5.00pm | IPC | n/a |
| Canada v Hong Kong | 5.00pm | 3 | n/a |
End of Session - Tomorrow is Quarter finals day
Summary: Wins for USA over the Netherlands (2-1); New Zealand over Malaysia (2-1), Hong Kong China over Canada (2-1) and England defeated Austria (3-0).
7.20pm David wins third game 11-5 to win match. Final result: New Zealand 2 Malaysia 1.
7.13pm Atkinson comes back to win the fifth game against Grainger 12-10. Final result: Netherlands 1 USA 2
7.12pm David wins second game 11-5
7.05pm Ranieri wins third game 11-6 to take the match. Final result: Canada 1 Hong Kong China 2
7.04pm Grainger wins game four 11-3
7.01pm David wins first game against Hawkes 11-3
7.00pm Grainger fights back for USA to win third game 11-4
6.58pm Ranieri wins second game 11-8
6.57pm Atkinson wins second game 11-7
6.49pm Nicol David (Malaysia) and Jaclyn Hawkes (New Zealand) are on court warming up
6.49pm Ranieri wins first game 11-8
6.48pm Atkinson wins first game 12-10
6.47pm Kitchen wins third game 11-4 to win match. New Zealand leads 2-0
6.35pm Vanessa Atkinson (Netherlands) and Natalie Grainger (USA) are next on court
6.34pm Sobhy wins twins fourth game 12-10 to win match. USA leads 2-0
6.33pm Kitchen wins second game 11-7
6.32pm Miranda Ranieri (Canada) and Liu Tsz-Ling (Hong Kong China) are next on court
6.30pm Lee wins foruth game 14-12 to win match. Hong Kong China leads 2-0
6.22pm Kitchen wins first game 11-4
6.21pm Sobhy wins third game 11-5
6.19pm Lee grabs the third game 11-8 to lead 2-1
6.15pm Duncalf wins third game 11-1 to win match. Final result: England 3 Austria 0
6.14pm Sobhy storms back with a 11-1 win in the second game
6.11pm Cornett wins second game 13-11, it's 1-1
6.09pm Duncalf wins second game 11-2, England leads 2-0
6.08pm Delia Arnold (Malaysia) and Shelley Kitchen (New Zealand) on court warming up
6.07pm Noom wins first game 11-6
6.04pm Kings wins for New Zealand 11-9 - New Zealand wins match
6.02pm Duncalf wins first game 11-6
5.59pm Carman Lee (Hong Kong China) wins first game 11-8 against Samantha Cornett (Canada)
5.53pm Jenny Duncalf (England) and Birgit Coufal (Austria) are warming up on court
5.52pm Oria Noom (Netherlands) and Amanda Sobhy (USA) are on next
5.51pm Khan wins third game 11-7 to win match
5.49pm Kippax wins third game 11-2 to win match. England leads 2-0
5.47pm Wee Wern wins third game, it's 2-1 to New Zealand
5.43pm Ng wins decider 11-6, Hong Kong China wins match
5.42pm Kippax wins second game 11-4
5.37pm Ng wins fourth game 11-8, we are going to a decider!
5.37pm Khan wins second game, 11-7
5.36pm England's Sarah Kippax wins first game 11-2 over Austria's Sabrina Rehman
5.28pm King wins second game, 11-4
5.27pm Ng wins third game 12-10, it's 2-1 to Canada
5.26pm Khan wins first game for USA 15-13
5.24pm Netherlands' Annelize Naude and USA's Latasha Khan still playing first game
5.23pm Massaro wins third game 11-2 to win match 3-0.
5.17pm Joelle King (New Zealand) wins first game over Low Wee Wern (Malaysia) 11-6
5.16pm Norman wins second game 11-4, leads 2-0
5.15pm Massaro won second game 11-4, leads 2-0
5.09pm Canada's Alex Norman won first game 11-5 over Elise Ng (Hong Kong China)
5.08pm Laura Massaro (England) wins first game against Sandra Polak (Austria), 11-3
5.00pm Play has started
Fifteen minutes to the start of the second round of matches for today. In a huge clash on the glass court New Zealand plays Malaysia in front of big crowd. At SquashGym, Netherlands play USA, Canada plays Hong Kong China, and England plays Austria.
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End of Session - Next session starts at 5pm (NZ time)
Summary: Wins to Australia over Ireland (3-0), India over Japan (3-0), Egypt over Mexico (3-0), France over South Africa (3-0)
2.38pm Serme wins third game 11-6 and match. Final result: France 3 South Africa 0
2.29pm Serme wins second game 11-9, leads 2-0
2.20pm Serme wins first game 11-7
2.14pm Final match in the France-South African clash between Camille Serme (France) and Tenille Swartz (South Africa) has started started
2.11pm Pallikal wins fourth game 11-8 to win match. Final result: India 3 Japan 0
2.07pm Duplomb wins deciding game 12-10 to take match
2.02pm Pallikal wins third game 11-8, leads 2-1
2.00pm Grinham wins third game 11-6 and takes the match. Final result: Australia 3 Ireland 0
1.56pm El Weleily wins 11-4 to take match. Final result: Egypt 3 Mexico 0
1.55pm Louw wins fourth game 11-8, two all in games
1.54pm Kobayashi wins second game 11-3
1.52pm El Weleily wins second game 11-2
1.50pm India's Dipika Pallikal won 1st game over Japan's Misaki Kobayashi 11-3
1.49pm Grinham wins second game 11-2
1.46pm Raneem El Weleily (Eygypt) wins first game against Graciela Perez (Mexico) 11-6
1.44pm Duplomb wins third game 11-5 to trail France 2-1
1.42pm South Africa's Milnay Louw is up by two games over Maud Duplomb (France) with scores of 11-8 and 11-4
1.39pm Rachael Grinham (Australia) wins 1st game 11-6 against Ireland's Aisling Blake
1.35pm El Tayeb wins third game to win match 11-3
1.33pm Alankamony wins 11-5 to win match
1.32pm Urquhart wins games two and three against Barr 11-7 and 11-3 to win match for Australia
1.29pm Alankamony wins third game 11-6 and leads 2-1
1.28pm El Tayeb wins game two 11-5
1.22pm India getting great support from local school children from St Mary's Primary School
1.19pm Donna Urquhart (Australia) wins opening game against Zoe Barr (Ireland) 11-7
1.17pm Nour El Tayeb (Egypt) wins opening game over Mexico's Imelda Martinez 11-9
1.16pm Sakai fights back in second game to win 13-11
1.13pm Stoehr wins match against Waters with a 11-4 win in the fourth game
1.08pm Stoehr wins third game 11-8 to take 2-1 lead against Waters
1.06pm India's Anaka Alankamony wins tough first game against Japan's Yuki Sakai 15-13
1.00pm Khierallah wins third game and match against Hernandez 11-4
12.59pm Fitzgerald wins in straight games, taking out games two and three 11-6, 11-6.
12.58pm Stoehr wins second game against Waters 11-6
12.53pm Japan's Maekawa retires injured, win to India
12.51pm Keirallah wins second game 11-4
12.48pm Siyoli Waters (South Africs) wins 1st game 12-10 against France's Isabelle Stoehr
12.47pm Chinappa wins second game 11-3
12.46pm Engy Keirallah (Egypt) won 1st game 11-6 against Nayelly Harnandez (Mexico) 11-6
12.45pm India's Joshna Chinappa won the first game 11-3 against Japan's Miwa Maekawa
12.43pm Sarah Fitzgerald (Australia) won the first game 11-4 over Ireland's Laura Mylotte
Play has started.
Fifteen minutes away from a start on day 3 of the World Women's Champs. Today Australia plays Ireland in their Pool B match; India clashes with Japan in Pool B; third seeds Egypt plays Mexico and France plays South Africa (both Pool C games).
