Players from Egypt and Malaysia share the No.1 positions in the inaugural WSF & PSA World Junior Rankings revealed today by the World Squash Federation and Professional Squash Association. The August U19 rankings are headed by Egyptians – Cairo 17-year-old Mostafa Asal topping the men’s list after title success in last month’s WSF World Junior
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Bij zowel de mannen als de vrouwen zijn er weinig veranderingen op de PSA World Ranking. Zo blijven Mohamed Elshorbagy (PSA-1) en Nour El Sherbini (PSA-1) de prestigieuze lijst aanvoeren. Voor Elshorbagy is deze maand een nieuw hoogtepunt. Hij is de nu de Egyptenaar die het langst op de nummer één positie heeft gestaan. Read
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Surpassing a five-title record set 26 years ago by Australia, hot favourites Egypt today beat England 2/0 in the final of the WSF Men’s World Junior Team Squash Championship in India to win the biennial World Squash Federation title for a sixth time since 1994. The Egyptian team, featuring both finalists in last week’s World
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After straightforward victories in today’s semi-finals of the WSF Men’s World Junior Team Squash Championship in India, top seeds Egypt and third seeds England will contest Sunday’s final at the Express Avenue Mall in Chennai for the fifth time since 1994 – England marking their first appearance in the final since 2002 and Egypt celebrating
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Upsets continued to play their part on day four of the WSF Men’s World Junior Team Squash Championship in India where Czech Republic and USA, the sixth and eighth seeds respectively, defied the seedings to claim surprise berths in the semi-finals of the biennial World Squash Federation event in Chennai. The Czechs – in only
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In the day’s biggest upset in the WSF Men’s World Junior Team Squash Championship in India, Asian rivals Pakistan denied the hosts a place in the quarter-finals after a shock 2/1 defeat in the last sixteen round at the Express Avenue Mall in Chennai. Earlier in the day, favourites Egypt, second seeds Canada, third seeds
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The second day of Pool play in the WSF Men’s World Junior Team Squash Championship in India featured intense action as the 24 teams battled for the top two places in the eight pools to ensure a place in the last 16 knockout stage in Chennai. Favourites Egypt, hosts India and former champions England were
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