World Squash Championship: Clyne and Lobban exit early

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Alan Clyne in action for Scotland at the Commonwealth Games in GlasgowImage source, Getty Images
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Alan Clyne recently won the RC Pro Series Open in St Louis

Inverness pair Alan Clyne and Gregg Lobban suffered first-round defeats at the World Squash Championship men's singles in Seattle on Sunday.

American qualifier Todd Harrity upset 29-year-old Clyne, the highest ranked Scottish player at world number 34, 3-2 in just over an hour.

And Lobban, having lost to Hong Kong's Max Lee at the Qatar Classic two weeks ago, was beaten by him again.

The 23-year-old lost in straight games, going down 11-7, 11-8, 11-5.

Lobban tweeted:, external "Nowhere near good enough to beat someone like Max Lee today. Far from ideal losing so early in the tournament. #overbeforeitsevenstarted."

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