Egyptian squash star Amina Orfi continues to make history in international squash.

At just 19 years old, she has become one of the sport's biggest names, thanks to an impressive collection of titles and records that have helped her reach the top of the world rankings.

Orfi has won 17 professional titles as of November 2026 and reached world No.1, proving that her success is not just a short period of good form.

Her achievements reflect years of strong performances and victories against some of the best players in the world.

The young Egyptian has developed from a promising junior player into a leading name on the professional tour.

Her consistency and continued improvement have made her one of the most important players representing the future of Egyptian and international squash.

17 Titles Mark Amina Orfi's Journey to the Top

Amina Orfi started winning major titles at a young age, dominating junior competitions before moving into professional squash and continuing her success against more experienced international players.

Throughout her professional career, she has collected 17 titles, including victories at several major tournaments such as the US Open, British Open, Qatar Classic, Egyptian Open, Singapore Open, New Zealand Open, and London Classic.

Her list of major achievements also includes the Canadian Open, China Open, Karachi Open, Squash on Fire, and the World Squash Championship, one of the most important events in professional squash.

However, Orfi's success is not only about the number of trophies she has won.

Her ability to compete at the highest level and deliver strong performances consistently has played a major role in helping her reach the top of the world rankings at such a young age.

Her journey shows how much she has developed as a player, moving from junior success to competing for the biggest titles in international squash while maintaining an impressive level of performance.

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Historic Records Highlight Orfi's Success

Alongside her professional titles, Amina Orfi has set several remarkable records in both junior and women's squash, showing the scale of her achievements in just a few years.

According to the reported statistics, Orfi became the youngest player to win the Women's World Championship in May 2026, at the age of 18 years and 10 months.

She also became the youngest female player to reach world No.1.The Egyptian star also made history as the youngest player to win both the British Open and the US Open, two of the most prestigious tournaments in international squash.

At junior level, Orfi achieved several major milestones.

She became the youngest player to win the Junior World Championship twice, reaching that achievement at just 16 years and 25 days old.

She also set another record by becoming the youngest player, male or female, to win three world titles at the age of 17 years and 18 days, before extending her record to four individual Junior World Championship titles.

Her achievements also include seven world titles across individual and team competitions, along with 24 consecutive victories in World Championship events and 39 straight wins across individual and team competitions.

Another impressive statistic is her record of 36 victories by a 3-0 scoreline in individual and team World Championship matches, highlighting her dominance in those competitions.

These achievements show that Amina Orfi is no longer simply a young player with great potential.

She has already established herself as one of the standout names in Egyptian squash history, combining major titles with historic records at an early stage of her career.

As she continues to compete at the highest level, attention will remain focused on what the Egyptian champion can achieve in the coming years.

With plenty of time ahead of her, Orfi has a strong opportunity to add more trophies to her collection and continue making history for Egyptian squash on the international stage.