The 1987 Men's ICI Perspex World Team Squash Championships were held in London, England, and took place from 17 October until 31 October 1987. A record twenty-seven countries entered.
Pakistan won the gold medal.
Seeds
Results
Qualifying Pool 1 Team oneTeam twoScore Italy Belgium 2-1 Spain Nigeria w/o Belgium Nigeria w/o Italy Spain 1-2 Italy Nigeria w/o Spain Belgium 2-1
Pos Nation P W L Pts1 Spain 3 3 0 62 Italy 3 2 1 43 Belgium 3 1 2 24 Nigeria 3 0 3 0
Qualifying Pool 2 Team oneTeam twoScore Denmark Kuwait 3-0 Norway Monaco 3-0 Denmark Monaco 3-0 Norway Kuwait 3-0 Kuwait Monaco 3-0 Denmark Norway 2-1
Pos Nation P W L Pts1 Denmark 3 3 0 62 Norway 3 2 1 43 Kuwait 3 1 2 24 Monaco 3 0 3 0
Qualifying Play Offs Team oneTeam twoScore Norway Belgium 2-1 Kuwait Italy 2-1
Pool A Team oneTeam twoScore Pakistan Sweden 3-0 Pakistan West Germany 3-0 Pakistan Norway 3-0 Pakistan Greece 3-0 Pakistan Malaysia 3-0 Sweden West Germany 3-0 Sweden Norway 3-0 Sweden Greece 3-0 Sweden Malaysia 3-0 West Germany Norway 2-1 West Germany Greece 3-0 West Germany Malaysia 3-0 Norway Greece 2-1 Norway Malaysia 2-1 Greece Malaysia 2-1
Pos Nation Team P W L Pts1 Pakistan Jansher Khan, Jahangir Khan, Umar Hayat Khan, Qamar Zaman 5 5 0 102 Sweden Jan-Ulf Söderberg, Anders Wahlstedt, Jonas Gornerup 5 4 1 83 West Germany Carol Martini, Ralf Schuldt, Michael Ehlers, Wolfgang Bücker 5 3 2 64 Norway Johan Aabyholm, Per Christiansen, Morten Kristensen, Hans Merckoll 5 2 3 45 Greece Nikos Moustroufis, Panagiotis Vasiliou, Nicos Kouremenos 5 1 4 25 Malaysia Raymond Arnold, K L Tan, Steven Kwan 5 0 5 0
Pool B Team oneTeam twoScore New Zealand Canada 3-0 New Zealand Finland 3-0 New Zealand Wales 3-0 New Zealand United States 3-0 New Zealand Denmark 3-0 Canada Finland 2-1 Canada Wales 2-1 Canada United States 3-0 Canada Denmark 3-0 Finland Wales 3-0 Finland United States 2-1 Finland Denmark 3-0 Wales United States 2-1 Wales Denmark 3-0 United States Denmark 3-0
Pos Nation Team P W L Pts1 New Zealand Stuart Davenport, Ross Norman, Stephen Cunningham, Rory Watt 5 5 0 102 Canada Dale Styner, Sabir Butt, Jamie Crombie, Gene Turk 5 4 1 83 Finland Matti Saarela, Sami Elopuro, Pentti Pekkanen 5 3 2 64 Wales Cerryg Jones, Adrian Davies, Teifion Salisbury, Andrew Evans 5 2 3 45 United States Ned Edwards, Kenton Jernigan, Thomas Page, Azam Khan 5 1 4 25 Denmark Arthur Jacobsen, Peter Juel, Michael Just 5 0 5 0
Pool C Team oneTeam twoScore Australia Singapore 3-0 Australia Netherlands 3-0 Australia France 3-0 Australia Switzerland 3-0 Australia Spain 3-0 Singapore Netherlands 2-1 Singapore France 3-0 Singapore Switzerland 3-0 Singapore Spain 3-0 Netherlands France 2-1 Netherlands Switzerland 3-0 Netherlands Spain 2-1 France Switzerland 3-0 France Spain 2-1 Switzerland Spain 2-1
Pos Nation Team P W L Pts1 Australia Chris Dittmar, Rodney Martin, Chris Robertson, Ross Thorne 5 5 0 102 Singapore Peter Hill, Zainal Abidin, Anthony Chua, Alex Tay 5 4 1 83 Netherlands Hans Frieling, Raymond Scheffer, Eric Smit 5 3 2 64 France Patrick Gaston, John Elstob, Eric Claudel 5 2 3 45 Switzerland 5 1 4 25 Spain Albert Codina, Austin Adarraga, Santiago Nieto 5 0 5 0
Pool D Team oneTeam twoScore England Egypt 3-0 England Scotland 3-0 England Ireland 3-0 England Brazil 3-0 England Kuwait 3-0 Egypt Scotland 3-0 Egypt Ireland 2-1 Egypt Brazil 3-0 Egypt Kuwait 3-0 Scotland Ireland 2-1 Scotland Brazil 3-0 Scotland Kuwait 3-0 Ireland Brazil 2-1 Ireland Kuwait 3-0 Brazil Kuwait 3-0
Pos Nation Team P W L Pts1 England Phil Kenyon, Gawain Briars, Neil Harvey, Bryan Beeson 5 5 0 102 Egypt Ahmed Tahir, Magdi Saad, Gamal El Amir 5 4 1 83 Scotland Mark Maclean, Colin Keith, Frank Ellis 5 3 2 64 Ireland John McKay, Ken Flynn, Noel Ryan 5 2 3 45 Brazil Kiko Frisoni, Ricardo Ferreira, Mario de Oliveira, Rodriguez Soares 5 1 4 25 Kuwait Tareq Al-Owayesh, Adel Al-Ghareeb, Fakher Al-Sayed 5 0 5 0
Quarter-finals Team oneTeam twoScore New Zealand Egypt 3-0 Pakistan Singapore 3-0 England Canada 3-0 Australia Sweden 3-0
Semi-finals Team oneTeam twoScore New Zealand England 2-1 Pakistan Australia 2-1
Third Place Play Off Team oneTeam twoScore England Australia 2-1
Final
See also World Team Squash Championships World Squash Federation World Open (squash)
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