With all four semi-finals of the World Open Squash 2001 at the New Luxor Theatre in Rotterdam finishing in straight-game victories, defending champions and world number ones Nick Matthew and Nicol David remain on course to retain their titles …

It was a day with revenge on the menu for the women’s quarter-final winners in Rotterdam, while the men’s event saw two notable retirements, one after and one during their matches …

As the World Open Squash 2011 moved to Rotterdam’s impressive Luxor Theatre, it was a case of coming back from two games down for three of the men’s top seeds, and mixed success for the local Dutch stars …

The sixth and final day of play at the Victoria Club before the World Open moves to Rotterdam’s Luxor Theatre saw a classic match between two veterans, a ferocious challenge to the defending men’s champion and two English semi-finalists guaranteed …

It was a good day for many of the young Egyptian squash stars at the 2011 World Open in Rotterdam, as Marwan El Shorbagy, Kanzy El Dafrawy and Nour El Sherbini all recorded significant upsets to move into the last sixteen …

Mexican qualifier Cesar Salazar secured the biggest scalp so far in the PSA World Open in Rotterdam when he defeated England’s world No17 Adrian Grant on the second day of first round action …

Defending champion and world No1 Nick Matthew eased through today’s first round of the PSA World Open inRotterdam to set up a second round clash with Tarek Momen, the Egyptian who beat him in the Qatar Classic …

It was another long day at Victoria Squash in Rotterdam, the Dutch City of Sports, as men’s qualifying concluded and women’s qualifying began for the World Open Squash 2011, the biggest and most valuable squash event ever held in the Netherlands …

Australian Steven Finitsis rounded off a packed day of qualifying action in the 2011 PSA World Open in Rotterdam when he despatched the second highest-ranked player in the draw …

The 41st edition of the World Squash Federation AGM will take place in the Netherlands later this year, in conjunction with the World Open Squash 2011 – the biggest ever squash championship, featuring the 112 best men and 72 best women from across the globe fighting it out for the official individual world titles and a record prize fund of $418,000 …