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CIB Black Ball Open Day 3 Roundup: Plain Sailing for Gohar, Serme, Sobhy & Hany - Professional Squash Association - Vimarsana News

CIB Black Ball Open Day 3 Roundup: Plain Sailing for Gohar, Serme, Sobhy & Hany - Professional Squash Association

CIB Black Ball Open Day 3 Roundup: Plain Sailing for Gohar, Serme, Sobhy & Hany Upcoming All four of the top eight seeds in action on day three of the CIB PSA Black Ball Squash Open booked their spots in the last 16 of the PSA World Tour Platinum event, with Nouran Gohar, Camille Serme, Amanda Sobhy and Salma Hany all prevailing at Cairo’s Black Ball Sporting Club earlier today. Gohar, the World No.2, began her tournament with a comfortable 3-0 victory over experienced Englishwoman Alison Waters, winning 11-8, 11-3, 11-4 in 32 minutes. The pair met in December’s Black Ball Open when Gohar...

Palmer Backs Naughton For Top 10 Charge - Professional Squash Association - Vimarsana News

Palmer Backs Naughton For Top 10 Charge - Professional Squash Association

Palmer Backs Naughton For Top 10 Charge ——— David Palmer has backed coaching charge Hollie Naughton to make a top 10 place in the PSA World Rankings her own. The Canadian No.1 reached a career high ranking of No.20 in November after reaching the last 16 of the final three ranking events of 2020 at the Manchester Open, Egyptian Open and CIB Black Ball Open. The 26-year-old will open her competitive campaign this year at the 2021 CIB PSA Black Ball Squash Open with a first-round draw against Holland’s World No.62 Tessa ter Sluis on Friday and is in the same quarter as No.3 seed Camille ...

SquashLevels Power Ratings: Perry, Sobhy, Waters & Mohamed Soar - Vimarsana News

SquashLevels Power Ratings: Perry, Sobhy, Waters & Mohamed Soar

PSA 21st Dec 2020 Power Ratings There have been plenty of changes on the SquashLevels Power Ratings following the CIB Black Ball Squash Open, with only three of the top eight in the women’s ratings remaining in the same position, and one of those did not participate in Cairo. SquashLevels calculates a player’s current playing level after every match based on their levels going into the match and the result of that match. Their level will increase if they do better than expected or decrease if they do less well than expected giving a very dynamic measure for how well each player is playing...

CIB Black Ball Open QFs: Dessouky Downs Elias - Professional Squash Association - Vimarsana News

CIB Black Ball Open QFs: Dessouky Downs Elias - Professional Squash Association

CIB Black Ball Open QFs: Dessouky Downs Elias News Egypt’s Fares Dessouky has reached back-to-back PSA World Tour semi-finals for the first time since April 2017 after he came back from a game down to topple Peru’s Diego Elias at the CIB Black Ball Squash Open. It ends a three-match losing streak to Elias, with the pair having some feisty battles in the past. Today’s encounter was a nail-biting encounter in which Dessouky demonstrated his impressive power and sublime racket skills to recover from a 13-11 defeat in the opening game. "It's such an exciting brand when he plays like this!"

CIB Black Ball Open QFs Roundup: Asal Beats Rodriguez as Semi-Finalists Decided - Professional Squash Association - Vimarsana News

CIB Black Ball Open QFs Roundup: Asal Beats Rodriguez as Semi-Finalists Decided - Professional Squash Association

CIB Black Ball Open QFs Roundup: Asal Beats Rodriguez as Semi-Finalists Decided News Egypt’s World No.14 Mostafa Asal made it back-to-back wins over higher-ranked opposition as he followed up last night’s victory over World No.4 Paul Coll with a comfortable 3-0 win against World No.10 Miguel Rodriguez to reach the semi-finals of the men’s CIB Black Ball Squash Open. Asal made headlines yet again after toppling New Zealand’s Coll in a climactic five-game battle in the previous round, after which he ripped off his shirt in celebration just as he did when he beat the Kiwi in October’s ...