Egypt’s Orfi to become youngest-ever women’s world No 1

Amina Orfi set to become youngest Women’s Squash World #1 at age 19

Egyptian squash prodigy Amina Orfi has made history by becoming the youngest player ever to reach World #1 in women’s squash – at just 19 years old. Orfi clinched the top spot after winning the QTerminals Qatar Classic in a thrilling 3-2 final against compatriot Hania al-Hammamy, raising her total to 2,109 points and dethroning the world standings leader. The reigning World Champion and four-time World Junior Champion survived a tense fifth-game…

Squash Egypt's Orfi to become youngest-ever women's world No 1

Egypt's Amina Orfi will become the youngest-ever women's world number one in squash when rankings ​are released on Monday, capping a rise that ‌has made the 19-year-old the leading figure in the sport just as it prepares for its Olympic debut in 2028.

Egypt's Amina Orfi, 19, makes history as youngest women's squash World No 1

Egypt's Amina Orfi is set to become the youngest-ever women's world number one in squash at 19 years and two months old, breaking a 40-year record after winning the Qatar Classic.

Egypt's Amina Orfi to become youngest-ever women's world No 1

At 19 years and two months old, Orfi will break a record that has stood since 1984, when New Zealand great Susan Devoy climbed to the top of the rankings at the age of 20 years and two months.

Egypt's Orfi to become youngest-ever women's world No 1

Sept 19 - Egypt's Amina Orfi will become the youngest-ever women's world number one in squash when rankings are released on Monday, capping a rise that has made the 19-year-old the leading figure in the sport just as it prepares for its Olympic debut in 2028. Read more at straitstimes.com.