2021 Men's British Open Squash Championship

British Open
British Open
Men's British Open
Details
Event name	2021 Allam British Open
Location	Hull, England
Venue	University of Hull Sports Complex
Dates	16–22 August 2021
Men's PSA World Tour
Prize money	$165,000
Year	2020–21 PSA World Tour

The Men's 2021 Allam British Open was the men's edition of the 2021 British Open Squash Championships, which is a 2020–21 PSA World Tour event. The event took place at the Sports Complex at the University of Hull in Hull in England between 16 and 22 August 2021.[1] The event was sponsored by Dr Assem Allam.[2]

The event was arranged for June instead of May because of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom and then rearranged for August. The 2020 event had also been cancelled due to the pandemic.[3]

New Zealand's Paul Coll defeated Egypt's Ali Farag and becomes first New Zealander to win the British Open men's squash title.[4][5]

Seeds

Ali Farag (runner-up)
Mohamed Elshorbagy (semi-finals)
Paul Coll (champion)
Marwan Elshorbagy (quarter-finals)
Karim Abdel Gawad (second round)
Fares Dessouky (second round)
Diego Elias (quarter-finals)
Mostafa Asal (quarter-finals)

Draw and results

Semi-finals and final

Semi-finals					Final

1	Ali Farag	11	11	11

	Miguel Rodriguez	5	4	6
					1	Ali Farag	11	6	6	8

					3	Paul Coll	6	11	11	11
3	Paul Coll	11	11	11

2	Mohamed Elshorbagy	8	7	5

Top half

First round							Second round							Third round							Quarter-finals

1	Ali Farag
	[Bye]						1	Ali Farag	11	11	11	11
	[Bye]							Greg Lobban	13	3	7	2
9/16	Greg Lobban													1	Ali Farag	10	9	11	11	11
9/16	Mohamed Abouelghar														Mohamed Abouelghar	12	11	5	6	9
	[Bye]							Mohamed Abouelghar	10	11	12	11
	[Bye]							Adrian Waller	12	9	10	7
9/16	Adrian Waller																				1	Ali Farag	9	11	7	12	11
9/16	Omar Mosaad																				8	Mostafa Asal	11	0	11	10	8
	[Bye]							Omar Mosaad	11	12	11
	Shahjahan Khan	8	7	11	12	6		Abdulla Mohd Al Tamimi	2	10	5
17/32	Abdulla Mohd Al Tamimi	11	11	4	10	11									Omar Mosaad	8	3	6
17/32	George Parker	11	11	13										8	Mostafa Asal	11	11	11
WC	Sam Todd	7	7	11				George Parker	3	4	8										Semi-finals
	[Bye]						8	Mostafa Asal	11	11	11
8	Mostafa Asal																				1	Ali Farag	11	11	11
5	Karim Abdel Gawad																					Miguel Rodriguez	5	4	6
	[Bye]						5	Karim Abdel Gawad	7	11	5	11	2
	Benjamin Aubert	6	4	4				Eain Yow Ng	11	7	11	7	11
17/32	Eain Yow Ng	11	11	11											Eain Yow Ng	13	13	12	11	4
17/32	Tom Richards	7	9	3											Miguel Rodriguez	15	11	14	8	11
	Todd Harrity	11	11	11				Todd Harrity	8	9	4
	[Bye]							Miguel Rodriguez	11	11	11
9/16	Miguel Rodriguez																					Miguel Rodriguez	11	11	9	11	13
17/32	Raphael Kandra	12	11	8	11																4	Marwan ElShorbagy	13	6	11	4	11
	Karim El Hammamy	10	6	11	3			Raphael Kandra	11	11	9	11
	Ben Coleman	5	4	5				Victor Crouin	9	6	11	9
17/32	Victor Crouin	11	11	11											Raphael Kandra	10	8	10
17/32	Daryl Selby	11	8	7	9									4	Marwan ElShorbagy	12	11	12
WC	Nick Wall	8	11	11	11			Nick Wall	7	8	11	8
	[Bye]						4	Marwan ElShorbagy	11	11	9	11
4	Marwan ElShorbagy

Bottom half

First round							Second round							Third round							Quarter-finals

3	Paul Coll
	[Bye]						3	Paul Coll	11	11	12
	Sebastien Bonmalais	6	8	11	5			Youssef Ibrahim	8	7	10
17/32	Youssef Ibrahim	11	11	9	11									3	Paul Coll	5	12	7	11	11
9/16	Mazen Hesham														Mazen Hesham	11	10	11	2	4
	[Bye]							Mazen Hesham	11	11	11
	Rui Soares	11	3	5	5			Nicolas Müller	7	4	7
17/32	Nicolas Müller	9	11	11	11																3	Paul Coll	13	11	13
9/16	Gregoire Marche																				7	Diego Elias	11	9	11
	[Bye]							Gregoire Marche	11	11	11
	Nathan Lake	11	5	6	9			Borja Golan	8	9	8
17/32	Borja Golan	8	11	11	11										Gregoire Marche	9	7	3
17/32	Mathieu Castagnet	7	7	11	11	11								7	Diego Elias	11	11	11
	Ramit Tandon	11	11	7	3	4		Mathieu Castagnet	7	11	6	3									Semi-finals
	[Bye]						7	Diego Elias	11	2	11	11
7	Diego Elias																				3	Paul Coll	11	11	11
6	Fares Dessouky																				2	Mohamed Elshorbagy	8	7	5
	[Bye]						6	Fares Dessouky	11	11	7	2	8
	Richie Fallows	7	4	3				Youssef Soliman	7	5	11	11	11
17/32	Youssef Soliman	11	11	11											Youssef Soliman	w/o
17/32	Alan Clyne	11	11	11											Iker Pajares Bernabeu
	Auguste Dussourd	9	5	3				Alan Clyne	4	3	11	11	7
	Bernat Jaume	12	6	7	6			Iker Pajares Bernabeu	11	11	4	9	11
17/32	Iker Pajares Bernabeu	10	11	11	11																	Youssef Soliman	4	11	7	12	7
17/32	Baptiste Masotti	11	11	9	11																2	Mohamed Elshorbagy	11	7	11	10	11
	Joshua Masters	3	1	11	2			Baptiste Masotti	11	7	11	3	11
	Dimitri Steinmann	11	6	11	11	9		Lucas Serme	8	11	4	11	4
17/32	Lucas Serme	8	11	13	9	11									Baptiste Masotti	7	11	11	7
9/16	Joel Makin													2	Mohamed Elshorbagy	11	8	13	11
	[Bye]							Joel Makin	10	11	7	11	6
	[Bye]						2	Mohamed Elshorbagy	12	6	11	3	11
2	Mohamed Elshorbagy

References

"Draw". Allam British Open. Retrieved 20 August 2021.
"2021 ALLAM BRITISH OPEN FOR JUNE". British Open Squash. Retrieved 8 May 2021.
"2021 ALLAM BRITISH OPEN PROVISIONALLY SCHEDULED FOR JUNE". PSA World Tour. Retrieved 8 May 2021.
"Squash: Paul Coll wins British Open becoming first Kiwi male to claim title". NZ Herald. Retrieved 22 August 2021.
"New Zealand's Coll and Egypt's El Sherbini Capture 2021 Allam British Open Titles - Professional Squash Association". psaworldtour.com. Retrieved 22 August 2021.

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[1] "Draw". Allam British Open. Retrieved 20 August 2021.

[2] "2021 ALLAM BRITISH OPEN FOR JUNE". British Open Squash. Retrieved 8 May 2021.

[3] "2021 ALLAM BRITISH OPEN PROVISIONALLY SCHEDULED FOR JUNE". PSA World Tour. Retrieved 8 May 2021.

[4] "Squash: Paul Coll wins British Open becoming first Kiwi male to claim title". NZ Herald. Retrieved 22 August 2021.

[5] "New Zealand's Coll and Egypt's El Sherbini Capture 2021 Allam British Open Titles - Professional Squash Association". psaworldtour.com. Retrieved 22 August 2021.