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2023-24 PSA World Tour Finals Leader Board

November 13 2023

Karim Abdel Gawad and Nour El Tayeb have made significant strides in the respective PSA Men’s & Women’s World Tour Finals Leaderboards following their impressive victories at the recent 2023 Ace Malaysia Squash Cup. While Karim Abdel Gawad may not have advanced in the rankings, his remarkable performance at the Ace Malaysia Squash Cup 2023 has substantially narrowed the gap to Tarek Momen, who holds the fourth position, and Paul Coll, who currently occupies the third position. Karim Abdel Gawad secured his second consecutive title at the 2023 Ace Malaysia Squash Cup, putting on a stunning display as he clinched the PSA World Tour Bronze-level event. His dominance was particularly evident in the final where he defeated World No.3 Mostafa Asal in straight games. Nour El Tayeb, who claimed her second title of the season by defeating Rachel Arnold in straight games in the final of the 2023 Ace Malaysia Squash Cup, has significantly closed in on American No.1 Amanda Sobhy, who currently holds the third spot in the women's leaderboard. Looking ahead, the PSA World Tour Finals are scheduled for June 2024, featuring both men's and women's tournaments, with eight players in each. The current PSA World Tour Platinum title winners for the 2023-24 season, including Nour El Sherbini, Hania El Hammamy, Ali Farag, and New Zealand No.1 Paul Coll, automatically qualify for the event, along with the reigning PSA World Squash Champions. Any remaining spots will be allocated to the highest-ranked players on the PSA World Tour Finals Leaderboard, with points available at all PSA World Tour events throughout the 2023-24 season. Qatar No.1 squash player Abdulla Mohd Al Tamimi has made an impressive climb up the PSA World Tour Finals leaderboard with the World No.16 making a leap of 13 places. His remarkable ascent comes on the heels of a well-deserved victory at the Qatar Squash Federation QSF 4 2023 PSA World Tour Bronze-level tournament. Abdulla Al Tamimi, currently perched at a season-high 10th place in the men's PSA World Tour Finals leaderboard, secured his second PSA World Tour title of the 2023-24 squash season in Doha with his path to victory was punctuated by impressive wins over formidable opponents including Dimitri Steinmann, Victor Crouin and Tarek Momen. The culmination of this remarkable run was a thrilling five-game showdown in the title match at the Khalifa International Tennis & Squash Complex. Abdulla Al Tamimi exhibited remarkable resilience, ultimately edging out Tarek Momen 7-11 11-3 12-10 6-11 12-10 after a gruelling 72 minutes of captivating squash action. In other developments within the PSA World Tour Finals leaderboard, Tarek Momen's valiant performance has narrowed the gap in his pursuit of Paul Coll for the coveted third spot. Meanwhile, semi-finalist of the QSF 4 2023, Victor Crouin, has ascended two places, now residing comfortably in 12th place. The shuffle in leaderboard has seen Egypt's Youssef Soliman, Swiss No.1 Nicolas Mueller and Frenchman Baptiste Masotti each slide two positions. On the women's side, there have been no adjustments in the rankings for the week. World No.1 Nour El Sherbini maintains her commanding position at the helm with Hania El Hammamy and Amanda Sobhy securing second and third places respectively. As the anticipation for the PSA World Tour Finals builds, it's worth noting that this prestigious event is scheduled to take place in June 2024. The tournament will encompass both a men's and women's competition, featuring eight exceptional players in each category. The line-up for this grand event will include all PSA World Tour Platinum title winners from the 2023-24 squash season, which currently features dominant figures such as Nour El Sherbini, Hamai El Hammamy, men's World No.1 Ali Farag and Paul Coll who have reached secured automatic qualification by virtue their wins to date. For the remaining slots, they will be allocated to the highest-ranked players on the PSA World Tour Finals Leaderboard. These rankings are influenced by the accumulation of points throughout the 2023-24 squash season, obtained through performances in PSA World Tour events. Following his win at the Grasshopper Cup 2023. Karim Abdel Gawad has continued his meteoric rise up the PSA World Rankings and PSA World Tour Finals Leaderboard. His recent triumph at the PSA World Tour Gold-level event has propelled him from a modest 13th position to a formidable fifth place in the latest Leaderboard released by the Professional Squash Association. This impressive feat was not without its challenges, as Karim Abdel Gawad secured notable victories against the formidable duo of Mohamed El Shorbagy, brother Marwan ElShorbagy and the World No.9 Joel Makin. Joel Makin has also claimed a well-deserved one-spot advancement, now residing comfortably in sixth place on PSA World Tour Finals Leaderboard. Furthermore, Baptiste Masotti, who conquered the returning star Mostafa Asal at the Grasshopper Cup 2023 has made an impressive entry into the top 15 for the first time in the 2023-24 squash season. The existing top four positions in the men's rankings remain unaltered, with Ali Farag, Diego Elias, Paul Coll, and Tarek Momen holding steady. On the women's front, Nour El Sherbini continues to assert her dominance as the World No.1. Her victory in the 2023-24 season, securing her third title at the Grasshopper Cup 2023 has only fortified her position at the summit. Hania El Hammamy, the fellow finalist, maintains her second-place standing. A notable shift can be observed as England's No.1, Georgina Kennedy and Nele Gilis both surpass Nouran Gohar in the standings. Meanwhile, Egypt's Rowan Elaraby, following her commendable performance in Zurich that saw her reach the quarter-finals, has risen an impressive six places in the PSA World Tour Finals Leaderboard. Looking ahead, the PSA World Tour Finals, scheduled for June 2024, promises to be a captivating showcase of squash prowess. The event encompasses both men's and women's tournaments, each featuring eight exceptional players. Qualification for this prestigious competition is not to be taken lightly. PSA World Tour Platinum title winners from the 2023-24 season, including the likes of Nour El Sherbini, Hamia El Hammamy, Ali Farag and Paul Coll have all secured automatic berths alongside the reigning PSA World Champions. The 2023-24 Professional Squash Association (PSA) World Tour stands as a prestigious calendar of men's and women's squash tournaments, a thrilling series of events that unfolds from August 2023 through June 2024 which allows the opportunity for the highest ranked and most successful squash players in the world to compete for a place in the PSA World Tour Finals which are scheduled to be staged from the 24th to 28th June 2024. The criteria for qualification to the PSA World Tour Finals is exacting, with automatic places reserved for the reigning PSA World Champions and winners of PSA World Tour Platinum events in the 2023-24 squash season. Remaining places will be determined by the PSA World Tour Finals Leaderboard where the highest-ranked players clinch their coveted positions. The stakes are high, and every PSA World Tour event throughout the 2023-24 season serves as a crucial battleground for accumulating all-important points. Following their impressive performances at the Women’s South Western Squash Open in Houston, Texas last week, Nour El Tayeb and Amand Sobhy have made significant strides up the leaderboard for the season-ending PSA World Tour Finals. Nour El Tayeb, currently ranked World No.6, has climbed from her previous 10th place ranking to now hold the impressive 4th position on the World Tour Finals Leaderboard announced by the Professional Squash Association (PSA). Amanda Sobhy, her opponent in the final of the Women’s South Western Squash Open 2023, has jumped from 4th to 2nd place. The only player standing between Amanda Sobhy is none other than the reigning World No.1 and World Champion Nour El Sherbini. Another notable mover in the PSA Women's World Tour Finals Leaderboard is Nada Abbas, who, despite being unseeded, made it to the semi-finals in Houston, propelling her from the 13th spot to an impressive 8th place. Her Egyptian compatriot, Salma Hany, has also improved her standing, moving from 8th to 6th. Meanwhile, Emily Whitlock from Wales has made her presence felt, breaking into the top 15 after reaching the quarter-finals at the Women’s South Western Squash Open 2023. Nour El Sherbini, firmly holds the World No.1 position with Hania El Hammamy and Nouran Gohar maintaining their positions in the top five, alongside Nour El Tayeb and Amanda Sobhy. The PSA World Tour Finals are scheduled for June 2024 and will feature both men's and women's tournaments, each comprising eight players. Notably, all PSA World Tour Platinum title winners from the 2023-24 season, currently including Nour El Sherbini, Hania El Hammamy, and men's World No.1 Ali Farag, have secured automatic qualification. They will be joined by the reigning men’s and women’s PSA World Squash Champions. The remaining places will be awarded to the highest-ranked players on the PSA World Tour Finals Leaderboard, with points up for grabs at all PSA World Tour events throughout the 2023-24 season. Despite her impressive victory at the 2023 Women's South Western Squash Open, Nour El Tayeb doesn't secure an automatic berth in the PSA World Tour Finals due to the event's Gold-level status, as opposed to Platinum. There has been no movement this week to the men's leaderboard due to the absence of any PSA World Tour events. Ali Farag continues to lead the pack, followed by Diego Elias from Peru and Egypt's Tarek Momen. The fourth spot sees a three-way tie between Welshman Joel Makin, Egypt's Mazen Hesham and England's Mohamed ElShorbagy, while Paul Coll and Scotland's Greg Lobban round out the top eight spots. Hania El Hammamy has secured her place at the highly-anticipated 2023-24 PSA World Tour Finals, following her win at the QTerminals Qatar Squash Classic. The dynamic Egyptian squash star now joins World No.1’s Ali Farag and Nour El Sherbini, both of whom emerged victorious at the Paris Squash 2023 Platinum event. Hania El Hammamy, a remarkable 23-year-old talent, showed her mettle by clawing back from a game down to secure a stirring victory over the formidable Nour El Sherbini in a gripping QTerminals Qatar Squash Classic final that spanned an intense 84 minutes. This triumph not only etched her name in the annals of squash history but also stamped her ticket to the prestigious 2023-24 PSA World Tour Finals. In the women's division, the leaderboard paints a compelling picture. Paris Squash 2023 Champion Nour El Sherbini holds court at the top, closely followed by the tenacious Hania El Hammamy. World No.2 Nouran Gohar occupies the third spot, with the indomitable American Amanda Sobhy and England's rising star Georgina Kennedy rounding out the top five positions. For latest 2023-24 PSA World Tour Finals Leader Board, visit: www.psaworldtour.com Ali Farag and Nour El Sherbini and Ali Farag have clinched their spots as the inaugural qualifiers for the highly-anticipated 2023/24 PSA World Tour Finals, securing their berths with dazzling victories at the Paris Squash 2023 event. Set to grace the squash world's stage in June 2024, the PSA World Tour Finals is an elite showcase encompassing both men's and women's tournaments, each boasting a roster of eight exceptional players. This distinguished gathering brings together the triumphant PSA World Tour Platinum titleholders and the reigning PSA World Champions. For any remaining slots, the PSA World Tour Finals Leaderboard serves as the arbiter, with opportunities to accrue points at all PSA World Tour events throughout the season. In a thrilling Paris showdown, Nour El Sherbini staged a remarkable comeback from a game down to vanquish her compatriot Nouran Gohar and win the inaugural PSA World Tour Platinum event of the 2023-24 squash season. Not only did this triumph secure her a coveted spot in the PSA World Tour Finals, but it also reinstated her as the World No.1, a position fiercely contested with her arch-rival. Men’s World No.1 Ali Farag rallied from a game deficit in the Paris Squash 2023 Final to conquer the formidable World No.2 Diego Elias of Peru in an electrifying contest that captivated fans worldwide. For Nouran Gohar and Diego Elias, their aspirations for a place in the 2023-24 PSA World Tour Finals remain very much alive. Their next battleground will be the prestigious PSA World Tour Platinum-level QTerminals Qatar Squash Classic which starts on the 9th September. Notably, this event marks a historic moment as it hosts a women's tournament for the first time since 2015, offering an exciting opportunity for Nouran Gohar to continue her pursuit of a spot in the coveted 2023-24 PSA World Tour Finals. In the grand tapestry of squash, the Paris triumphs of Norab El Sherbini and Ali Farag serve as a prelude to what promises to be a scintillating 2023-24 PSA squash season, where each victory and every point scored becomes a vital step towards the ultimate showdown at the PSA World Tour Finals to be staged in June 2024. As the squash world eagerly anticipates the forthcoming battles and rivalries, these remarkable squash players have etched their names into the annals of squash history as the inaugural qualifiers for the illustrious event. In August 2018, the PSA initiated a transformative shift in the structure of their international circuit of squash events. The erstwhile World Series tournaments were supplanted by the fresh and dynamic PSA World Tour, a paradigm delineated into four distinct tournament-tiers. At the peak, the PSA Platinum tier boasts substantial prize pools ranging from $170,500 to $300,000. Prize money for the PSA Gold tier events is between $90,000 to $110,500 with player compensation for PSA Silver tier events between $70,000 and $85,000. PSA Bronze tier events, while no less competitive, offers prize money ranging from $45,000 to $55,000. The 2023–24 PSA World Tour unfurls as a tapestry of squash excellence, where players traverse the tiers of Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze in pursuit of glory. The dynamic structure ensures that the sport's leading squash players are pushed to their limits, culminating in the prestigious PSA World Tour Finals.

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Power play makes its mark at PSA World Tour Finals

World Champions Nour El Sherbini and Ali Farag claimed opening day wins at the CIB PSA World Tour Finals as they came from behind to beat Nour El Tayeb and Paul Coll to ensure that they moved to the summit of Group B.

This season’s event is trialling two new rules , with Power Plays giving players the opportunity to win two points if they win the corresponding rally, while sudden death deciders are used at 10-10. El Sherbini fell foul of this in the opening game as El Tayeb took a one-game lead, but she soon saw the new rule go in her favour in the second, overturning a match ball opportunity for El Tayeb into a 1-1 scoreline.

El Tayeb was struggling with a leg injury and pushed El Sherbini hard, but the two-time World Tour Finals champion was able to close out the win by a 10-11, 11-10, 11-7 scoreline.

“I haven’t played Nour the whole season and it was tough playing the first match of a tournament against a top six player,” said El Sherbini.

“I’m very happy I won this one and with the way I dealt with it after the first game. It’s always tough playing her, but I never look at the last time, whether I won or lost. I just study their game and try to focus on my game plan.

“Today I wasn’t a fan [of the sudden death]. It was a bit distracting for me, the whole match I was thinking about the Power Plays and sudden death and I was one point away from losing the match. I’m still not used to it, but it might be exciting for the people watching. I’ll see this week how it’s going to go and then I will decide if it will be a good or bad thing.”

The first ever #SuddenDeath at the CIB PSA World Tour Finals… And what a finish from @NourElTayeb 🔥 #WorldTourFinals pic.twitter.com/rN0GpOy21t — PSA World Tour (@PSAWorldTour) June 20, 2023

El Sherbini sits at the top of Group B with three points, while World No.1 Nouran Gohar tops Group A following her comfortable 11-6, 11-0 win against Belgium’s Nele Gilis in a rematch of the El Gouna International final. World No.3 Hania El Hammamy is second in Group A after her 2-0 win against World Tour Finals debutant Olivia Fiechter.

Gohar said: “It is always tricky to start first. You can’t give her anything loose or cheap in the middle. Obviously, with someone in that form, she can chop anyone on her day.

“The first few rallies were long, but I just wanted to show that I was tough, and I wasn’t going to give away anything cheap.”

In the men’s event, World No.1 Ali Farag tops Group B after he came back from a game down to beat New Zealand’s Coll.

Coll used the Power Play at 9-9 to win the opening game, but Farag assumed control from the second game onwards to complete a 9-11, 11-3, 11-7 victory.

“I didn’t start off well necessarily, but I got into the groove mid-game and then I was getting better as the game went on,” Farag said.

“But Paul played really well in the last three rallies and he played the Power Play really smartly. I wasn’t disheartened, I knew I had to do more of the same and attack a little bit more. Once I did that I think I had control of the second and the third.”

Defending champion Mostafa Asal tops Group A after taking the maximum four points on offer courtesy of a 2-0 win against Frenchman Victor Crouin, who was making his debut at the event. World No.1 Diego Elias sits second after he beat Egypt’s Mazen Hesham. Elias is also on four points, but sits below Asal due to Asal having a higher percentage of points won.

“We played in a good spirit in the beginning and my speech [on court with Crouin at the end] was about stopping this right now,” said Asal, who has been involved in a social media spat with Crouin in the past.

“It was maybe something immature from me, I was also speaking about him after matches and it wasn’t that good. We’re the same generation and we’re going to lead this sport in the future. All respect to Victor, it’s his first ever World Tour Finals this year and it’s something he should be proud of.”

Results – First Round: 2022-23 CIB PSA World Tour Finals Men’s Group A

Results – First Round: 2022-23 CIB PSA World Tour Finals Men’s Group B

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Draw – Men’s Group B Second Round: To Be Played June 21st

Results – First Round: 2022-23 CIB PSA World Tour Finals Women’s Group A

Results – First Round: 2022-23 CIB PSA World Tour Finals Women’s Group B

Draw – Women’s Group A Second Round: To Be Played June 21st

Draw – Women’s Group B Second Round: To Be Played June 21st

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The 2020/21 season comes to a sort of a conclusion with eight of the top Men and Women competing for the World Tour Finals crowns in Cairo.  We’ll be covering the event on the official site – which we’re operating with PSA for the first time – with key links and daily updates here .

Two all-Egyptian finals in Cairo as Nouran Gohar and Mostafa Asal take the end-of-season titles …

[3] Nouran Gohar (Egy) 3-1 [2] Hania El Hammamy (Egy)     11-9, 11-6, 8-11, 11-8 (77m)

[7] Mostafa Asal (Egy) 3-1 [5] Mohamed ElShorbagy (Egy   12-14, 11-4, 11-7, 11-3 (70m)

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Black ball squash open – quarter-finals: how to watch live.

It’s quarter-finals day at the 2024 Black Ball Squash Open with eight exciting fixtures in store at Cairo’s Black Ball Sporting Club.

Play begins 12:00 (GMT+2) in Cairo and you can watch all the action live on  SQUASHTV  where free highlights and replays from the tournament so far are also available.

You can also keep track of the live scores by  clicking here.

Kicking off the day is an all-Egyptian battle between No.3 seed Nour El Tayeb and No.6 seed Salma Hany and they will be followed onto court by another all-Egyptian clash as No.4 seed Mazen Hesham takes on Youssef Ibrahim in the first men’s match of the day.

Women’s top seed Nouran Gohar is in action at 13:45 when she goes up against No.8 seed Nada Abbas, before men’s No.1 seed Ali Farag takes to the court at 14:30, aiming to overcome Colombian veteran Miguel Rodriguez.

The final match of the day is scheduled for 20:00, with No.3 seed Karim Abdel Gawad taking on fellow Egyptian Mohamed ElSherbini.

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