Play halted at Canary Wharf Squash Classic as kidney donor found for punter The players were unaware to the cause of the interruption as the stunned spectator was told the news courtside, before racing to the Royal London Hospital, with what he hoped was a "third time lucky" emergency transplant. Matthew, Britain's double world champion who is also looking for a third Canary Wharf title this week, was leading at the time before quelling a spirited fightback against Egypt's rising star Ali Anwa Reda 11-5, 10-12, 11-5, 11-6. Earlier, England team-mates Daryl Selby and Peter Barker both won their first round encounters in straight games. Selby overcame compatriot Robbie Temple, a talented player who boasts a double-handed backhand but can also change from left to right-handed when needed, most commonly on the volley. World No 1 James Willstrop plays his first round tonight against Pontefract team-mate Saurav Ghosal, of India.