17th Women's World Teams
Squash Championships 2010
Palmerston North, New Zealand
28th November - 4 December 2010
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Full results can be found under Results & Draws
7.29pm-Play completed for 30/11. Live updates will start 12.30pm, 1/12/2010.
7.23pm-South Africa has taken the third set, 11/6 11/8 11/3, to give them a 3/0 win over Mexico.
7.16pm-Siyoli Watersis leading 2-0 against Graciela Lopez Perez, Mexico.
7.00pm- After a long battle Tenille Swartz took the secnd match for SouthAfrica, 3/2. 11/8 2/11 6/11 11/8 & 11/7.
Result overview so far. Ireland beat Japan 3/0.
Australia beat India 3/0
Egypt beat France 3/0
South Africa leads 2/0, third match in progress.
6.51pm-Irelands Aisling Blake has won the third match 3/1, 4/11 11/3 11/8 11/3
6.45pm-Egypt have won their third match, against France, game scores 12/10 16/14 11/3.
6.42pm- Irelands Madeline won 11/3 11/9 11/7 against Misaki Kobayashi, Japan.
6.32pm-Australia have won their next two matches against India in record time, with both Kasey Brown & Rachel Grinham winning 3/0,
6.15pm- Milney Louw, has won the first match for South Africa against Mexicos Nayelly Hernandez, she didn't have it all her own way though with a 3/1 win, game scores were 11/9 11/9 10/12 & 11/4. The second match is under way, which looks like it may go either way with Tenille Swartz (SA) taking the first set 11/8 and Sanantha Teran (Mexico) taking the second 11/2.
5:27pm - Afternoon round underway. Australia v India, Pool B, Ireland v Japan Pool B, & South Afica v Mexico Pool C at the Squashgym complex. Egypt v France Pool C at IPC. Egypts Nour El Tayab leads 2 /0 against the French compeditor Coline Aumard.
Ireland have won their first match against Japan, with Laura Mylotte besting Yuki Sakai in three, 11/9 12/10 11/8.
Australia is also running true to form with Donna Urquhart taking the first match against Indias Anwesha Reddy, 11/6 11/4 11/6.
Egypt has also won their first match in three, 11/6 11/9 11/3 against Coline Aurmand of France, the match took 30mins, Raneem El Weleily of Egypt leads 2-0 against Isabelle Stoehr,France.
4.52pm All ready to go for the round 2 afternoon session
Pool B
(2) Australia versus (10) India
If USA felt unlucky on day one, it was sheer heartbreak for the Indians who were one match up against Ireland and leading 2-0 in the second match, only to lose the tie 2-1. There is unlikely to be anything for them to smile about on day two either, with the Australians one of the most impressive teams in the opening round.
Prediction: Australia 3-0
(7) Ireland versus (15) Japan
The Irish must have had their bags full of four leaf clovers yesterday, but they won’t need their fabled luck today. The team from the Emerald Isle look likely to confirm a spot in the quarterfinals with a comfortable win over the Japanese.
Prediction: Ireland 3-0
Pool C
(3) Egypt versus (6) France
The match of the round, as these two teams vie for top spot in Pool C. Rising star Nour El Tayeb should be too good in the opening match for Coline Aumard, but if Camille Serme can beat Omneya Abdel Kawy in the second match, the tie will come down to the battle between Raneem El Weleily and Isabelle Stoehr. They have played twice on tour and share the spoils 1-all.
Prediction: Egypt 2-1
(11) South Africa versus (14) Mexico
Mexico made an encouraging start to its first ever appearance at the World Team Champs showing plenty of fight in the 3-0 loss to France. They will fancy their chances of an upset against the South Africans, who found the classy Egyptians too hot to handle on day one. The onus is on Milnay Louw to win the opening match to keep South Africa in the tie, with Samantha Teran likely to be too good for Tenille Swartz in battle of the number ones.
Prediction: Mexico 2-1
End of session with wins to New Zealand, Malaysia, England and USA.
2.23pm England wins over the Netherlands 3-0 with Massaro winning the third game 11/4.
2.20pm Malaysia wins 3-0 with Arnold winning the third game 12/10.
2.15pm Malaysia's Delia Arnold is up by two games over Alex Norman (Canada), 11/7, 11/8.
2.02pm England's Laura Massaro up by two games 11/3/, 11/2 over the Netherlands' Annelize Naude.
2.00pm New Zealand wins over Hong Kong China 3-0 with Joelle King defeating Carman Lee 11/5, 11/4, 11/5.
1.55pm USA wins 3-0 over Austria with Amanda Sobhy winning 11/4, 11/5, 11/2 over Sandra Polak.
Progress to date:
USA leading 2-0 over Austria with Olivia Blatchford winning over Judith Gradnitzer11/9, 11/3, 11/7; Latasha Khan won 11/8, 11/7, 11/8 over Birgit Coufal. USA's Amanda Sobhy won the first game against Sandra Polak 11/4.
New Zealand leading 2-0 over Hong Kong China with Tamsyn Leevey beating Karman Siu 11/5, 11/4, 11/2; Jaclyn Hawkes defeated Lio Tsz-Ling 11/6, 11/2, 11/5.
Malaysia 2-0 up over Canada with Sharon Wee Een Lin winning against Stephanie Edmison 11/6, 11/8, 11/7 and Nicol David defeating Miranda Ranieri 11/9, 11/3, 11/4.
England lead 2-0 over the Netherlands with Tania Bailey winning over Orla Noom 11/6, 11/5, 11/6. and Jenny Duncalf accounting for Vanessa Atkinson 11/2. 11/3, 11/4.
The 12.30pm session has started on day two of the Championships with Malaysia playing Canada, New Zealand against Hong Kong China, England clashing with the Netherlands and USA against Austria.
