WORLD SQUASH NEWS Spanish Open Suffers Last-Minute Power Failure Canada's world No4 Jonathon Power has withdrawn from this week's Seville Spanish Open Squash Championship following a back injury sustained during training. "Jonathon is devastated by this setback and wishes your tournament all the best," said the Canadian's manager Jason Matthison in a message today to Spanish Open promoter Jonas Gornerup. Power was seeded to meet English favourite Peter Nicol, the world No1, in the final of the $45,000 event which takes place in Seville from 26-29 June - marking the return after ten years of one the PSA Tour's leading events. In a redraw, Australia's world No7 Anthony Ricketts is elevated to No2 seed and now faces Egypt's Amr Shabana in the opening round. England's Simon Parke, the world No12 from Nottingham who upset Nicol in last week's BSPA Grand Prix Finals in England - a non-ranking event - is separated from the top seed in the revised draw. Originally expected to meet his compatriot in the quarter-finals, Parke now becomes the sixth seed and faces a qualifier in the first round in the lower half of the draw. The 2003 Spanish Open, a four star event, will be staged on an all-glass court in the main town square in Seville during the week before the town hosts its traditional annual fiesta. Revised 1st round draw: [1] Peter Nicol (ENG) v Qualifier [5] Joseph Kneipp (AUS) v Borja Golan (ESP) [3] Karim Darwish (EGY) v Stephen Meads (ENG) [8] Nick Taylor (ENG) v Qualifier [7] Mark Chaloner (ENG) v Mohammed Abbas (EGY) [4] Ong Beng Hee (MAS) v Qualifier [6] Simon Parke (ENG) v Qualifier [2] Anthony Ricketts (AUS) v Amr Shabana (EGY)