Egypt achieves a new milestone by breaking the record for the longest duration at the top of the world ranking for women's squash.

Egypt has broken the world record for the Women's Squash Rankings, with Egyptian champions holding the top position for 129 months, surpassing the previous record of 127 months set by New Zealand.

Ranking of Countries at the Top of the World Rankings

1. Egypt: 129 months
2. New Zealand: 127 months
3. Australia: 126 months
4. Malaysia: 112 months
5. England: 22 months

In the same context, the Professional Squash Association announced the new world rankings for October, with rising Egyptian star Amina Orfi, from Al Jazeera Club, maintaining her lead in the women's rankings, while Egyptian champion Mustafa Asal held onto his position at the top of the men's rankings.

Women's Squash Rankings

1. Amina Orfi
2. Hania El Hammamy
3. Nour El Sherbini
4. American Olivia Weaver
5. Malaysian Siva Singari Subramaniam
6. Firoz Abu Khair
7. Japanese Satomi Watanabe
8. English Georgina Kennedy
9. Belgian Tinne Gilis
10. American Amanda Sobhi

Men's Squash Rankings

1. Mustafa Asal
2. New Zealander Paul Coll
3. Peruvian Diego Elias
4. Karim Abdel Gawad
5. French Victor Crouin
6. Mohamed Zakaria
7. Youssef Ibrahim
8. Welsh Joel Makin
9. English Marwan El Shorbagy
10. Ali Abu El Ainain