After beating the Australian Rachael Grinham 9-3, 9-5, 1-9, 9-3 in the first round Tania looked in good form. However, the Quarter-Final proved a bit trickier. Having lost to Tania in there last two meetings Linda was determined to get her revenge. Tania took the first game but Linda came back out fighting and won

Richard Barker (pictured right, though this picture was taken before the crushing defeat – he hasn’t been seen smiling since!) is not the first person at Stamford Squash Club to be beaten convincingly by Michael and will, no doubt, not be the last. Michael didn’t let Rich get a point – yes, to you and

Sarah pulled through in a four game final against Tania who fought well. Tania pushed the World No.1 losing 9-1,7-9,9-1,9- 2 after 46 minutes. Sarah used her power and length to pick up where they had left off in the British Open, to dominate the first game. Tania came back after the break determined and

Tania has now set up another match with the World No.1 against Sarah Fitzgerald after beating Steph in 4 games – 9/1 9/4 6/9 9/3. She last played Sarah in the final of the British Open last month(click here to see the info on that match).

Having dropped just one point in her last match, Tania was playing Senga Macfie for a place in the semi finals. She won 3-0, with a close game in the second. 9-4, 10-9, 9-2. She will now meet Stephanie Brind in the semi final tomorrow.

Tania lost to Natalie Pohrer (World No.5) ) 9-3, 9-2, 9-0. “I played a lot in the front part of the court,” Pohrer said. “I was a little on edge because Tania has been playing so well and that feeling really never left me the whole match, though I calmed down a bit.” Bailey tried