Nour El-Sherbiny, a player of the Egyptian national team and Sporting Club, won the title of the British Open Squash Championship.
The tournament is held in Birmingham, England from 9-16 April, with a total prize pool of $179,000 for men and the same for women.
Nour El-Sherbiny won the championship title after defeating Egyptian player Nouran Gohar in the final with three clean sets in a match that lasted for 42 minutes to achieve the fourth title in her career.
The result of the rounds was as follows: (11-9), (11-7), (11-1).
El-Sherbiny began her campaign in the tournament by beating Japan's Satumni and Tanabe with three clean sets, and then beat the American Sabrina Sobhi (3-1) in the final.
She then beat England's Georgina Kennedy 3-2 in the quarter-finals.
In the semi-finals, fifth seed Amanda Sobhi defeated the tournament 3-2, on points: (4-11) (11-5) (11-2) (9-11) (11-6)
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