AUSTRALIA'S Tristan Nancarrow stormed off court yesterday after he was
penalised the last point of his second-round match against the
top-seeded Jansher Khan in the Hong Kong Open championships.
Playing his first tournament since serving a three-month ban for
misbehaviour at the British Open last April, Nancarrow had been on his
best behaviour during the tight tussle but lost his temper at the end.
Pakistan's Jansher won the first two games 15-8, 15-12 but was pushed
to 14-14 in the third. The match ended when referee Chris Clark ruled
Nancarrow had obstructed Jansher and penalised the Australian a point.
The No.2 seed Chris Dittmar, of Australia, was in devastating form
against England's Mark Cairns winning the first-round match 15-4, 15-1,
15-7 in only 28 minutes.
England's Jamie Hickox recorded one of the best wins of his career
when he beat former world champion Ross Norman (New Zealand) 15-11,
3-15, 15-11, 11-15, 15-7.
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