Rowan Elaraby Shines in Pakistan and Wins the 2026 ABC Open Squash Title

Egyptian squash star Rowan Elaraby, who represents Wadi Degla Club, continued her impressive performances by winning the 2026 Venus ABC Open Squash Championship in Karachi, Pakistan, after defeating Amina El Rihany in the women's final.
Elaraby delivered a strong performance and secured a convincing 3-0 victory, adding another international title to her career and continuing Egypt's success in squash competitions around the world.
Dominant Victory
Rowan Elaraby controlled the final from the beginning and defeated Amina El Rihany in straight games, winning 11-5, 11-8, and 11-6 in a match that lasted just 33 minutes.
The Egyptian player showed excellent form throughout the match, maintaining her lead and winning all three games without allowing her opponent to make a comeback.
This victory highlights Elaraby's strong performances on the international squash circuit and gives her more confidence ahead of her upcoming tournaments.
International Tournament
The 2026 Venus ABC Open Squash Championship took place in Karachi, Pakistan, bringing together players from different countries.
The tournament was part of the Professional Squash Association's PSA Copper events and offered a total prize fund of $82,000, equally divided between the men's and women's competitions, with $41,000 allocated to each category.
Elaraby's latest achievement adds to Egypt's continued success in international squash, as Egyptian players remain among the leading competitors in the sport.
The Wadi Degla star will now look to build on this victory, maintain her strong performances, and compete for more international titles while representing Egypt on the global stage.
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