08-Oct:

Anjema injury moves Dessouki up



Dutchman Laurens Jan Anjema, the World No.16, has withdrawn from the upcoming Delaware Investments US Open due to an ongoing ankle and foot injury, which also saw him retire during his quarter-final encounter with Colombian Miguel Angel Rodriguez during the recent NetSuite Open.



It means the man from Den Haag will miss his second consecutive PSA World Series competition, having been forced to pull out of August's Hong Kong Open at the last minute - again due to injury.



Anjema's withdrawal means Indian Saurav Ghosal, part of the Gold medal winning team at the recent Asian Games, moves up in the draw to occupy the number eight seed and he will face Egyptian Fares Dessouki, who moves into the main draw as the expense of Anjema, in the first round. Dutchman, the World No.16, has withdrawn from the upcoming Delaware Investments US Open due to an ongoing ankle and foot injury, which also saw him retire during his quarter-final encounter with Colombian Miguel Angel Rodriguez during the recent NetSuite Open.It means the man from Den Haag will miss his second consecutive PSA World Series competition, having been forced to pull out of August's Hong Kong Open at the last minute - again due to injury.Anjema's withdrawal means Indian Saurav Ghosal, part of the Gold medal winning team at the recent Asian Games, moves up in the draw to occupy the number eight seed and he will face Egyptianwho moves into the main draw as the expense of Anjema, in the first round.



06-Oct:

Darwish withdrawal elevates Clyne



Former World No.1 Karim Darwish, the Egyptian who is currently number ten in the PSA World Rankings, has withdrawn from the upcoming Delaware Investments U.S. Open.



The 33-year-old from Cairo has been forced to miss the tournament at Drexel University after suffering a hamstring injury and as a result Scotsman Alan Clyne moves into the main draw and will face England's Adrian Grant on the opening day of action. Former World No.1, the Egyptian who is currently number ten in the PSA World Rankings, has withdrawn from the upcoming Delaware Investments U.S. Open.The 33-year-old from Cairo has been forced to miss the tournament at Drexel University after suffering a hamstring injury and as a result Scotsmanmoves into the main draw and will face England's Adrian Grant on the opening day of action. Delaware Investments U.S. Open

Updated PSA First Round Draw:



[1] Gregory Gaultier (FRA) v [Qualifier]

Adrian Grant (ENG) v Alan Clyne (SCO)

Gregoire Marche (FRA) v [Qualifier]

[6] Simon Rösner (GER) v Mathieu Castagnet (FRA)



[5] Borja Golan (ESP) v Adrian Waller (ENG)

Mazen Hesham (EGY) v [Qualifier]

Cameron Pilley (AUS) v [Qualifier]

[3] Mohamed Elshorbagy (EGY) v [Qualifier]



[4] Amr Shabana (EGY) v [Qualifier]

Max Lee (HKG) v Joe Lee (ENG)

Nicolas Mueller (SUI) v Stephen Coppinger (RSA)

[7] Omar Mosaad (EGY) v [WC] Chris Gordon (USA)



[8] Saurav Ghosal (IND) v Fares Dessouki (EGY)

Karim Abdel Gawad (EGY) v Alister Walker (BOT)

Chris Simpson (ENG) v [Qualifier]

[2] Nick Matthew (ENG) v [Qualifier] Full coverage:



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