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Jahangir promises a surprise
LONDON, Sept 19: Jahangir Khan has warned opponents not to write him off wh en he makes his comeback after a long injury layoff at next week's World Squash Open in Johannesburg, reports Reuter.
The 28-year-old Pakistani, who recorded the last of his six world title victories In 1988. has been away from the circuit virtually all year since suffering a bar k Injury
His only tournament ap pearance was in the Spanish Open in Madrid in March and that lasted Just one game be fore he was forced Io withdrew because of the Injury in his first round match
The Open begins on Monday. September 21
Jahangir has slumped from top place to number five, his lowest ranking in 12 years while his compatriot and great rival Jansher Khan has doml nated the circuit.
But now Jahangir pro Dounces himself fully fit. He has been playing In a series of exhibition matches in South Africa and says. "I think I will surprise the people who have written me off. I am fit and confident and perhaps the rest has done me good "
And his rivals will recall that once before the Pakistani made the doubters eat their words. He was away from the circuit for five months after suffering extreme mental and
physical exhaustion tn 1989, but then returned to such good . effect that he regained hts top
ranking, won a record 10th British Open and reached the World Open final.
The withdrawal through In-
jury of third seed Chris Robertsop from Brisbane has lifted the Pakistani to fourth seed and cases his path to the semifinals Bui then comes the prospect of a clash with lop seed Jansher and the real test of whether Jahangir can return to the forefront of the sport.
The drew has virtually ensured a Pakistan-Australia final
with holder Rodney Martin set to face fellow-Australian Chris Dittmer tn. the other semifinal
Martin, the 26 year-old from Sydney, who beat both Khans and Dtttmar on successive days to win the title tn Adelaide, has also been the vic tlm of injury. He missed most of last season with foot ligament trouble, but demon-strate^ a timely return to fit ness and form with a straight games victory over Jansher to win the Australian Open tn Melbourne last month.
Martin, ranked fourth tn the world at the moment, has been practising al) week with his brother Brett and Dlttmar to get used to Johannesburg s altitude
The altitude ts not too bad," Martin said, 'll ts only how it affects the way the ball Is bouncing, that makes It dlf ficuit to use it
The walls of the courts are also smoother, which makes it difficult to lime the ball My drew ts quite difficult. 1 will Just take each match as they come."
Asked what Jahangirs chances were. Martin said "I find tt difficult to believe he can come back and win it"