Egypt’s Amina Orfi becomes youngest women’s squash world number one at 19
- Orfi, the reigning senior and junior world champion, topped the rankings with victory at the Qatar Classic last week.
- Amina Orfi has become the youngest women’s world number one in squash after a thrilling victory in the Qatar Classic last week saw her clinch the crown and top the rankings.
- At 19 years and two months old, the Egyptian eclipsed the previous record set by New Zealand’s Susan Devoy, who was 20 years and two months old in 1984.
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- Orfi, the reigning senior and junior world champion, topped the rankings with victory at the Qatar Classic last week.
- Amina Orfi has become the youngest women’s world number one in squash after a thrilling victory in the Qatar Classic last week saw her clinch the crown and top the rankings.
- At 19 years and two months old, the Egyptian eclipsed the previous record set by New Zealand’s Susan Devoy, who was 20 years and two months old in 1984.
Sources: Al Jazeera