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07/03/2016
WORLD SERIES NEWS

 

El Welily Secures World Series Finals Spot

Egyptian World No.3 Raneem El Welily has secured her place at the 2016 Dubai World Series Finals after soaring up the Women's Road To Dubai Standings courtesy of her victory at last week's Windy City Open, the fifth PSA World Series tournament of the 2015/16 season.

With only the top eight players on the Road To Dubai standings qualifying for the season-ending PSA Dubai World Series Finals, which take place in May 2016, El Welily had been teetering on the brink of missing out after a poor season so far. 

But victory over compatriot Nour El Sherbini in Chicago with only one tournament remaining on the women's calendar, the upcoming Allam British Open, means that the Egyptian former World No.1 is now assured of her place in the lucrative tournament.

El Sherbini, current World No.1 Laura Massaro and Nicol David also go into the British Open knowing their place in Dubai is secured while Omneya Abdel Kawy, Camille Serme, Amanda Sobhy and Nouran Gohar are likely to complete the eight-strong field bar a major upset in Hull.

In the Men's standings, World No.1 Mohamed Elshorbagy took an unassailable lead at the top of the rankings after his triumph in Chicago but, with two tournaments still to play, the British Open and April's El Gouna International, the make up of the top eight is still all to play for.

Tarek Momen, Ryan Cuskelly, Daryl Selby, Max Lee and Marwan Elshorbagy are among the top names currently placed just outside the top eight.

Road To Dubai Standings

1

Mohamed Elshorbagy

440.000

1

Laura Massaro

330.000

2

Gregory Gaultier

230.000

2

Nour El Sherbini

255.000

3

Nick Matthew

210.000

3

Nicol David

230.000

4

Omar Mosaad

185.000

4

Raneem El Welily

190.000

5

Mathieu Castagnet

125.000

5

Omneya Abdel Kawy

170.000

6=

Miguel Angel Rodriguez

110.000

6

Camille Serme

155.000

6=

Cameron Pilley

110.000

7

Amanda Sobhy

145.000

8

Simon Rösner

105.000

8

Nouran Gohar

130.000

9=

Tarek Momen

85.000

9

Annie Au

75.000

9=

Ryan Cuskelly

85.000

10=

Jenny Duncalf

70.000

11

Daryl Selby

80.000

10=

Joshna Chinappa

70.000

12

Max Lee

75.000

12=

Emily Whitlock

65.000

13

Marwan ElShorbagy

70.000

12=

Nour El Tayeb

65.000

14=

Fares Dessouki

65.000

14=

Heba El Torky

60.000

14=

Mazen Hesham

65.000

14=

Delia Arnold

60.000

16=

Tom Richards

60.000

14=

Joelle King

60.000

16=

Borja Golan

60.000

14=

Dipika Pallikal

60.000

 About the PSA Dubai World Series Finals

The PSA Dubai World Series Finals is the season-ending climax to the both the men’s and women’s PSA World Series tours, featuring only the world’s best eight qualified players as they battle it out for the last title of the season.

Players compete for ‘Road To Dubai’ Ranking points at each PSA World Series Tournament in a bid to earn one of the coveted eight berths and a chance to compete in one of the sport’s most lucrative events.

The PSA Dubai World Series Finals brings eight players together in two groups of four, with players playing a round-robin best-of-three series for place in the knockout semi-finals and beyond - which are played using best-of-five format.