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World No.1 duo march on: Asal and El Hammamy reach El Gouna semis in style

The 2026 El Gouna International Squash Championship continues to deliver exciting action, with top players showcasing their quality and consistency at the highest level.
World No.1 Mostafa Asal secured his place in the semi-finals after a strong performance, continuing his confident run in the tournament. At the same time, Hania El Hammamy maintains her position as the world’s top-ranked female player, highlighting Egypt’s dominance in squash.
Asal Marches On with Confidence
Mostafa Asal delivered a solid performance against Leonel Cardenas, controlling the match from the very beginning and maintaining a steady rhythm throughout.
He claimed a straight-sets victory (3-0), with scores of 11-5, 11-6, and 11-9, proving once again why he sits at the top of the world rankings.
Asal’s display reflected his experience and ability to manage high-pressure matches with composure and precision.
El Hammamy Confirms Her Global Dominance
On the women’s side, Hania El Hammamy continues to lead the international rankings, thanks to her consistent performances and strong results in recent tournaments.
Her playing style combines strong and tactical intelligence, making her one of the most complete players in the game today.
The presence of both Assal and El Hammamy at the top of the world rankings highlights Egypt’s continued dominance in squash, with a new generation of stars leading the sport forward.
El Gouna remains one of the best stops on the professional tour, attracting elite players and offering a highly competitive environment.
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