Teenage Sensation Amina Orfi Makes History at World Squash Championship as Mostafa Asal Retains Title

Egypt celebrated a remarkable day at the World Squash Championship held at the Siri Fort Sports Complex in New Delhi, India, on May 17. The event witnessed two historic achievements by Egyptian players in the world of squash.

Amina Orfi’s Historic Victory

Seventeen-year-old Amina Orfi stunned the squash world by winning the women’s title. In the final, she defeated England’s top seed in straight sets: 11-7, 11-9, 11-8. Her victory not only showcased her agility and tactical prowess but also made her the youngest woman ever to win the World Championship. Her aggressive and precise shot-making earned her tremendous admiration from fans and experts alike.

Mostafa Asal Retains Men’s Title

In the men’s final, Mostafa Asal faced a tough contest against Scotland’s Rory Stewart. The intense match went to five games, with Asal prevailing 9-11, 11-8, 11-6, 7-11, 11-9. This victory marked his third consecutive World Championship title, reinforcing his dominance in men’s squash. Asal’s resilience and tactical skill were key to overcoming the challenge under pressure.

Quotes from the Champions

• Amina Orfi: “Winning this title means everything to me. It’s a dream come true, and I want to keep improving and representing Egypt with pride.”
• Mostafa Asal: “Defending my title was tough, but I was determined. The support from fans and my team kept me going in those crucial moments.”

Event Highlights

The championship drew a massive global audience, witnessing some of the finest squash performances. Egypt’s continued supremacy in squash is a testament to the country’s strong focus on nurturing young talent. Organizers also highlighted the impressive play from emerging athletes, signaling a promising future for the sport.

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