The World Squash Federation has hailed this weekend’s finale of the Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Open as a major success …

Nicol David maintains her eight-year unbeaten run in Hong Kong while Ramy Ashour reclaims the title he won in 2010 …

The men’s and women’s semi-finals of the Hong Kong Open took place at different venues after rain affected play …

Round two of the Hong Kong Open saw more upsets in the women’s draw and a first-ever World Series quarter-final spot for Spain’s Borja Golan …

Day four of the Hong Kong Open saw the completion of the first round and four upset results in the bottom half of the draws …

Top seeds and defending champions James Willstrop and Nicol David successfully navigated their first round matches in the Hong Kong Open …

Since 1985, when world-famous airline Cathay Pacific first sponsored the Hong Kong Squash Open, the international event has regularly attracted the world’s very best players …

While Malaysia’s world champion and world number one Nicol David recorded her 35th consecutive win and collected her 7th Hong Kong title in a row, for James Willstrop it was a first final and a first title

While Nicol David made it through to her seventh successive Hong Kong final, Raneem El Weleily, James Willstrop and Karim Darwish all secured their firsts after the semi-finals at Kowloon Cultural Centre …

With fully half the matches sing the lower-ranked player triumph it was a day of quarter-final upsets at the Hong Kong Squash Centre, and a day for revenge too …

On a dramatic day of second round action the women’s Hong Kong Open lost three of its top seeds but gained a home quarter-finalist for the first time ever, not once but twice …

It was a good day for the Egyptians as round one of the Hong Kong Open concluded at the Hong Kong Squash Centre, on a day which saw all but one of nine qualifiers beaten and a popular home win in the women’s event …

Malaysia’s world number one Nicol David established yet another milestone when she beat England’s Jenny Duncalf in the final of the Hong Kong Open to secure her sixth successive there …

It was after 90 action-packed minutes that Egypt’s Ramy Ashour finally emerged victorious from the final of the $147,500 Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Open …