Squash: Khan in ominous form

Friday 10 March 1995 00:02 GMT

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Khan in ominous form

Jansher Khan, who defends his British Open title the week after next, served ominous notice of his determination to win it a fourth successive time, when he beat Peter Marshall, the world number two from Leicestershire, in the final of the Portuguese Open in Lisbon yesterday, writes James Leigh. The great Pakistani retained the Portuguese title with a 15-13 15-8 15-7 victory.

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