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13/04/2014
NSA OPEN (Men) 2014
 

Ford Grabs Pretoria Prize

NSA Open 2014
Men's Draw
05-11 Apr,
Pretoria, South Africa, $5k
Click Here for Women's Draw
Round Two
07 Apr
Quarters
08 Apr
Semis
09 Apr
Final
10 Apr
[1] Aqeel Rehman (Aut)
11/6,5/11,11/1 ,11/9
Sanjay Singh (Mas)
Aqeel Rehman
11/5, 11/4, 11/8 (33m
Jean-Pierre Brits
Aqeel Rehman
6/11, 11/5, 11/5, 11/7 (51m)
Tom Ford
 Tom Ford
11/8, 11/5, 11/6 (38m)
Muhammad Saqib Yousaf
[7] Jean-Pierre Brits (Rsa)
11/5,14/12,6/11,11/0
yle Maree (Rsa)
[5] Thoboki Mohohlo (Rsa)
11/7,12/14,11/3,11/7
Q] Ahsan Ayaz (Pak)
Thoboki Mohohlo
13/11, 3/11, 2/11, 13/11, 11/9 (80m)
Tom Ford
[3] Tom Ford (Eng)
11/6,11/4,11/1
[Q] Nell van der Merwe (Rsa)
[Q] Ray Simbule (Zam)
6/11,11/6,7/11,11/6,11/7
[4] Muhammad Saqib Yousaf (Pak)
Muhammad Saqib Yousaf
10/12, 11/8, 11/4, 11/1 (40m)
Michael Wood
Muhammad Saqib Yousaf
11/7, 11/8, 8/11, 11/3 (48m)
Piedro Schweertman
Michael Wood (Rsa)
11/6,11/5,11/9
[8] Arthur Moineau (Fra)
Piedro Schweertman (Ned)
9/11,11/5,11/1,8/11,12/10
[Q] Oliver Pett (Eng)
Piedro Schweertman
11/4, 11/4, 11/3 (30m)
Amaad Fareed
Amaad Fareed (Pak)
12/10,11/2,11/7
[2] Tayyab Aslam (Pak)

RESULTS:    Men's NSA Open, Pretoria, South Africa

Ford Grabs Pretoria Prize

#PSAWorldTour
 
England's
Tom Ford kicked off his five-week squash tour of South Africa in the best possible way – reaching his first PSA World Tour final, and then clinching the NSA Open title in Pretoria as the third seed.
 
Ranked outside the world's top 100, the 20-year-old from Cheltenham made his breakthrough in the
PSA Challenger 5 event in its second year at the Pretoria Country Club when he upset top seed Aqeel Rehman, the 28-year-old world No90 from Austria, in the semi-finals.
 
His opponent in the final was
Muhammad Saqib Yousaf, the 22-year-old from No.4 seed from Pakistan who also survived a four-game semi to make the climax, the second Tour final of his career.
 
"The final was close in the first game," said tournament promoter
Steven Doëg.  "However Muhammad could not continue from where he left off in his semi-final and made numerous errors which the steady Tom took full advantage."
 
The 11-8, 11-5, 11-6 victory in 38 minutes earns Ford
(pictured below with women's champion Nadine Ayman Shahin) his first Tour title.
 
The Gloucestershire left-hander now moves on to Johannesburg where he is the No.3 seed in the
Assore Central Gauteng Open.