Sport in Short: Squash

Tuesday 27 October 1992 00:02 GMT

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SUE WRIGHT'S attempt at the No 1 position in the world, following the retirement of the world champion Susan Devoy, was frustrated when she lost the final of the Canadian Open in Calgary. The 22- year-old British champion, from Kent, lost 9-7, 9-3, 9-1 to Michelle Martin, of Australia, in 41 minutes.

CANADIAN WOMEN'S OPEN (Calgary) Final: M Martin (Aus) bt S Wright (Eng) 9-7 9-3 9-1.

NCM DUTCH MEN'S OPEN (Amsterdam) Semi- finals: Jansher Khan bt T Nancarrow (Aus) 15-12 15- 12 9-15 15-7; C Dittmar (Aus) bt P Marshall (Eng) 15-12 15-7 15-5.

PIMM'S PREMIER LEAGUE: Lingfield (Surrey) 2 Rackets (Essex) 2; St Mellons (Wal) 0 Leekes Wizards (Wal) 4; WF Village Manchester 1 Lambs (London) 3;Surbiton (Surrey) 1 Cannons (London) 3.

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