The quarter-final matches in the Egypt Open Squash Championship have been postponed due to weather conditions.

The Professional Squash Association announced the postponement of the second day matches in the quarter-finals of the 2026-2027 Egyptian Open Squash Championship, taking place in Cairo from October 10 to 16, due to unfavorable weather conditions.

The tournament features some of the top squash players from around the world and is one of the key events on the Professional Squash Association's calendar.

The decision has been made to move the remaining quarter-final matches to 6th of October City, pending an improvement in the weather.

Remaining Matches for Egyptian Players in the Quarter-Finals of the Egyptian Open

The matches for Egyptian players in the quarter-finals of the Egyptian Open Squash Championship are as follows:

- Nour El Sherbini & Nouran Gohar

- Amina Arafa & England's Georgina Kennedy

The tournament features significant Egyptian participation with 35 players, as follows:

16 Egyptian Players in the Men's Competition

The list of players includes: Mostafa Asal, Karim El Hammami, Karim Abdel Gawad, Mohamed Zakaria, Mohamed Sherif, Ali Abou El Ainain, Yassin Shahdi, Youssef Soliman, Mohamed Nasser, Mohamed Abou El Ghar, Yassin El Shafie, Yahya El Nossani, Faris Desouki, Marwan Asal, Adham Roshdy, Ismail Amr Abdel Latif.

19 Egyptian Players in the Women's Competition

The list of female players is as follows: Hania El Hammami, Amina Arafa, Nadine Shahin, Nour El Sherbini, Haya Ali, Jana Sweifi, Nouran Gohar, Firoz Abou El Kheir, Habiba Hany, Farida Walid, Salma Hani, Farida Mohamed, Menna Walid, Rawaan Al Arabi, Nada Abbas, Nour Magdy, Nour Khafaji, Nadia Mahmoud, Habiba Rizk.

Egyptian Open Squash Championship is a Diamond Event

The tournament is classified as a diamond event, the highest category in the Professional Squash Association tournaments, with reported prize money of $366,000 for both men's and women's competitions.

The quarter-final matches in the Egypt Open Squash Championship have been postponed due to weather conditions. — Africa Sport News