Noor Al-Sherbini and Mohammed Al-Shorbagi, the final winners of the British Open Squash Championship
The British Open Squash Championship is one of the strongest and most prestigious titles in the history of the game.
In the women's competition, Egypt has 11 players in the competition, led by Renim Al-Walyi of Wadi Degla and Noor Al-Sherbini of Sporting, second seed Noor Al-Tayeb and Noor Jowhar of the seventh seed.
In the men's competition, Egypt is also involved with 12 players, led by Faraj of the Tigris Valley and the world number one, Mohammed Al-Shorbagi of the second seed, Karim Abdul-Jawad of fourth seed, Mohammed Abu Al-Ghar of ninth place, Before the tournament.
Nour El Sherbini and Mohamed El Shorbagy
Egypt's Noor Al-Sherbini, the world number two and the world champion, was the last Egyptian title holder in the British championship, beating her compatriot Nuran Gohar of the Tigris River in the final in 2016 with three games for two games in a 75-minute match.11/7, 9/11, 7/11, 11/6, 11/8.
Nour El Sherbiny and Nouran Gohar
While Mohammed Al-Shurbaji ranked second in the world championship title in the same year after beating Egyptian Rami Ashour in three clean runs in a game that lasted 27 minutes and came as follows: 11/2, 11/5, 11/9.
Mohamed Shourbagy
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