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31/10/2018
Women's November Rankings
Wales' Evans Breaks Into Top 10 in Women’s World
Rankings
Rhyl-based Tesni Evans has become the first Welsh woman ever to break
into the world’s top 10 after the November PSA Women’s World Rankings
were released November 1.
Evans made history last month in Philadelphia as she became the first
Welsh player to reach the semi-finals of the FS Investments U.S. Open
Squash Championships.
Her performances at that tournament have helped her rise three places to
No.9, making her the first Welsh player, male or female, to feature in
the top 10 since David Evans in 2002.
Egypt’s Nour El Sherbini marks her 23rd birthday with a 31st successive
month at World No.1, but she could lose top spot to compatriot Raneem El
Welily if the older Egyptian can get further than El Sherbini in the
Hong Kong Open later this month.
Nour El Tayeb stays at No.3 ahead of France’s Camille Serme in No.4,
while England’s Laura Massaro moves up a place to end a seven-month
hiatus from the top five.
Massaro’s compatriot Sarah-Jane Perry rises two spots to No.6 after
winning the Oracle NetSuite Open in October, while New Zealand’s Joelle
King has dropped two places to No.7.
Egypt’s Nouran Gohar falls to No.8 to sit a place ahead of Evans, while
Malaysia’s eight-time World Champion Nicol David returns to the top 10
after last month saw her record 177-month run in the top 10 come to an
end.
England’s Alison Waters and Hong Kong’s Annie Au drop two places to
No.11 and No.12, respectively, while former World No.6 Amanda Sobhy
moves up five places to No.13.
India’s Joshna Chinappa and Egypt’s Salma Hany keep their respective
rankings of No.14 and No.15. England’s Victoria Lust drops three places
to No.16.
Australia’s Donna Lobban (No.17), Olivia Blatchford Clyne (No.18), Joey
Chan (No.19) and Hania El Hammamy.
PSA Women's World Rankings Top 20 - November 2018
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Full Women's Rankings |
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Rank |
Prev |
Player............................ |
Pts |
Ctry |
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1 |
= |
Nour El Sherbini |
1,919 |
EGY |
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2 |
= |
Raneem El Welily |
1,893 |
EGY |
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3 |
= |
Nour El Tayeb |
1,136 |
EGY |
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4 |
= |
Camille Serme |
912 |
FRA |
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5 |
↑1 |
Laura Massaro |
712 |
ENG |
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6 |
↑2 |
Sarah-Jane Perry |
698 |
ENG |
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7 |
↓2 |
Joelle King |
679 |
NZL |
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8 |
↓1 |
Nouran Gohar |
606 |
EGY |
|
9 |
↑3 |
Tesni Evans |
520 |
WAL |
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10 |
↑1 |
Nicol David |
480 |
MAS |
|
11 |
↓2 |
Alison Waters |
468 |
ENG |
|
12 |
↓2 |
Annie Au |
448 |
HKG |
|
13 |
↑5 |
Amanda Sobhy |
403 |
USA |
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14 |
= |
Joshna Chinappa |
336 |
IND |
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15 |
= |
Salma Hany |
327 |
EGY |
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16 |
↓3 |
Victoria Lust |
325 |
ENG |
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17 |
= |
Donna Lobban |
315 |
AUS |
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18 |
↓2 |
Olivia Blatchford Clyne |
315 |
USA |
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19 |
↑2 |
Joey Chan |
265 |
HKG |
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20 |
↓1 |
Hania El Hammamy |
258 |
EGY |
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