Could it be Capital gains for Nick Matthew today? The World No 2 from England is on the threshold of winning his maiden CWG squash gold medal at the Siri Fort Sports Complex here
Could it be Capital gains for Nick Matthew today? The World No 2 from England is on the threshold of winning his maiden CWG squash gold medal at the Siri Fort Sports Complex here. He dismantled the challenge of compatriot Peter Barker 11-9, 11-2, 11-9 in a hard-fought semi-final yesterday. "I knew Peter would be a very tough opponent. He plays hard but his continuous rants did not affect me," said Matthew.
"Whoever I play in the final will be extremely difficult. Both James Willstrop and Mohammed Azlan are in fine form," commented the top seed.
The Sheffield United FC supporter is craving to visit the monument of love after bagging the elusive gold medal. "I would love to visit the Taj Mahal. I have heard so much about it," he said.
