Topping coverage of Egypt in the foreign press this morning is the “clean sweep” Egypt players achieved at the World Junior Squash Championships — winning both the individuals’ women’s and men’s finals for the first time since 2013, NZ Herald reports. The women’s final was an all Egyptian affair, with Rowan El Araby beating Hania El Hammamy in straight sets. Marwan Tarek clinched the men’s title by beating France’s Victor Crouin in the final. The official World Squash Federation Juniors’ coverage is here.
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