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Frenchman gives Palmer the blues at Bluenose
Frenchman Thierry Lincou ended David Palmer’s hopes of defending his Bluenose Classic squash title in Halifax, Nova Scotia when he beat him in four games in the semi-final.

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Frenchman gives Palmer the blues at Bluenose
Frenchman Thierry Lincou ended David Palmer’s hopes of defending his Bluenose Classic squash title in Halifax, Nova Scotia when he beat him in four games in the semi-final.
Pilley's run comes to an end
Unseeded Australian Cameron Pilley’s run at the Swedish Open squash tournament in Linkoping came to an end on Saturday when he fell to world number two and top seed Nick Matthew in the semi-finals.
Former world number ones to clash
Defending champion David Palmer will line up against a fellow world number one Thiery Lincou in the semi-finals of the Bluenose Classic in Halifax, Nova Scotia after a comfortable victory over Ong Beng Hee on Friday.
Disappointment in Delaware
There was disappointment for the Australians as both Melody Francis and Amelia Pittock fell in close quarter-finals oft the Delaware State Open in Wilmington, Delaware on Friday.
More success for Pilley in Sweden
New South Welshman Cameron Pilley recorded one of the best wins of his career when he downed former world number one Gregory Gaultier in the quarter-finals of the Swedish Open in Linkoping on Friday.
Frankcomb stuns Colombian - Palmer also through
Hobart’s Aaron Frankcomb has stunned Colombian seventh seed Miguel Angel Rodriguez in the first round of the Bluenose Classic in Halifax on Thursday.
Francis, Pittock through
Victoria pair Melody Francis and Amelia Pittock are safely through to the quarter-finals of the Delaware State Open in Wilmington, Delaware.
Upset in Sweden as Pilley downs El Shorbagy
Australia’s Cameron Pilley caused the only upset of the first round of the Swedish Open squash tournament in Linkoping when he ousted seventh seeded Egyptian Mohamed El Shorbagy in a five-set thriller on Thursday.
Young stars on the rise
Three of Australia’s rising women’s squash stars have celebrated milestones in the latest rankings issued by the Women’s International Squash Players’ Association (WISPA).
Pittock goes close
Melbourne’s Amelia Pittock has fallen just short in her bid for her first title of the year, going down to top seed Line Hansen of Denmark in the final of the Southport Open in Connecticut.

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