Egypt’s Nour El Sherbini is back on top of world squash rankings for the first time since 2018, putting her on track to break a personal record of the fifth-longest reigning no.1 in history, according to PSA World Tour. The 25-year-old Sporting Alexandria player ascended one place after her victory over compatriot and former world no.1 Nouran Gohar at last month’s CIB Egyptian Open. Gohar is still ranked second in the world, rounding up the world’s top three with fellow Egyptian Nour El Tayeb.
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