1951 Men's British Open Squash Championship

The 1951 Open Championship was held at the Lansdowne Club in London from 04-9 April. Hashim Khan won his first title defeating four times champion Mahmoud Karim in the final.[1]

British Open Squash Championships
13th British Open Championships
Details
LocationLondon, England
VenueLansdowne Club

Seeds

Results

[2]

First Round Quarter Finals Semi Finals Final
Hashim Khan ^ 9 9 9
Brian Phillips 4 3 4 Hashim Khan 9 9 9
W E J Gordon 9 1 10 9 10 Gordon 3 3 0
William 'Doug' McLaggan 10 9 8 3 8 Hashim Khan 9 9 9
Jim Dear ^ 3 1 1 Hildick-Smith 6 2 4
Dr Gavin Hildick-Smith + 9 9 9 Hildick-Smith 9 9 9
R M Boustead 9 2 4 9 10 Boustead 4 5 2
Jack Giles 4 9 9 6 8 Hashim Khan 9 9 9
Mahmoud Karim ^ 8 9 9 9 Karim 5 0 0
LtCol W R Howson + 10 2 6 7 Karim 9 9 9
Leslie Keeble 9 10 9 Keeble 4 0 1
E S Hawes 7 8 1 Karim 9 8 10 9
Abdul Bari ^ 9 9 9 Wilson 2 10 9 5
Cdr Alan Seymour-Haydon 6 2 2 Bari 6 9 9 1 4
Roy Wilson 10 9 9 Wilson 9 7 4 9 9
Peter Phillips + 9 2 6

+ amateur
^ seeded

Preceded by
1950
British Open Squash Championships
England (London)

1951
Succeeded by
1952
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References

  1. "Times Archives 1951 Open Championship". Oxfordshire Libraries.
  2. "Squash Rackets". The Times Archives.
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