1999 Men's British Open Squash Championship

British Open Squash Championships
	61st British Open Championships
Details
Location	Aberdeen, Scotland
Venue	Aberdeen Squash Rackets Club

The 1999 Eye Group British Open Championships was held at the Aberdeen Squash Rackets Club from 6–12 December 1999.
Jonathon Power won the title defeating Peter Nicol in the final. Nicol was forced to retire during the final due to injury.[1][2]

Seeds

Draw and results

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Final Qualifying Round

Player One	Player Two	Score
Stephen Meads	Daniel Forslund	15-11 8-15 15-7 15-9
Stewart Boswell	John Williams	15-10 15-11 16-17 8-15 15-6
Tony Hands	Paul Lord	15-11 15-11 10-15 15-9
Peter Genever	Ong Beng Hee	15-8 13-15 15-6 15-10
Marcus Berrett	Lee Drew	15-6 15-5 15-3
Byron Davis	Ahmed Faizy	15-7 7-15 15-13 15-4
Anthony Ricketts	Ville Sistonen	15-9 15-9 15-11
Mark Chaloner	Rodney Durbach	15-7 12-15 15-9 15-9

Main draw

First Round							Second Round							Quarter Finals						Semi Finals

1	Jonathon Power	15	15	13	15
	Nick Taylor	10	8	15	8		1	Power	15	15	15
	Del Harris	15	15	15				Harris	11	5	11
	Stefan Casteleyn	6	8	5										1	Power	15	15	13	15
7	Martin Heath	15	15	15										7	Heath	8	11	15	9
	Stewart Boswell	12	8	7			7	Heath	15	15	15
	Thierry Lincou	15	9	17	15			Lincou	11	11	9
	Graham Ryding	12	15	15	13															1	Power	15	15	15
3	Ahmed Barada	15	15	12	15															3	Barada	11	13	7
	Stephen Meads	6	11	15	9		3	Barada	15	15	15
	Omar El Borolossy	15	12	8	15	15		El Borolossy	12	12	6
	John White	12	15	15	11	11								3	Barada	7	15	15	15
	David Evans	15	15	15											Evans	15	6	10	7
	Chris Walker	10	7	13				Evans	6	15	7	15	15							Final
	Peter Marshall	15	15	12	15			Marshall	15	11	15	11	12
8	Alex Gough	7	13	15	10															1	Power	15	15	w/o
5	Simon Parke	15	15	15																2	Nicol	17	12	ret
	Mark Chaloner	7	12	9			5	Parke	15	15	12	15
	David Palmer	15	14	15	15			Palmer	10	9	15	6
	Derek Ryan	11	15	13	11									5	Parke	15	15	15
4	Paul Johnson	15	11	15	15									4	Johnson	3	6	7
	Byron Davis	9	15	13	9		4	Johnson	10	15	15	15
	Rodney Eyles	11	15	17	11	17		Eyles	15	13	7	8
	Paul Price	15	8	16	15	16														5	Parke	13	10	8
6	Anthony Hill	15	15	15																2	Nicol	15	15	15
	Peter Genever	9	9	13			6	Hill	17	15	1	15
	Amjad Khan	15	15	15				A Khan	16	7	15	3
	Marcus Berrett	4	10	7										6	Hill	7	11	17	5
2	Peter Nicol	15	15	15										2	Nicol	15	15	15	15
	Anthony Ricketts	11	13	9			2	Nicol	15	15	15
	Dan Jenson	15	15	15				Jenson	6	9	6
	Tony Hands	12	2	4

Preceded by 1998	British Open Squash Championships Scotland (Aberdeen) 1999	Succeeded by 2000

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References

"Times Archives 1999 Open Championship". Oxfordshire Libraries.
"British Open 1999". squashplayer.co.uk.
"Squash Rackets". The Times Archives.

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[1] "Times Archives 1999 Open Championship". Oxfordshire Libraries.

[2] "British Open 1999". squashplayer.co.uk.

[3] "Squash Rackets". The Times Archives.