Australian Lisa Camilleri denied the organisers home success in the Women's POF WISPA Wah Cantt Open when she beat Pakistan's Maria Toor Pakay in the final of the $10,000 WISPA World Tour squash event in its fourth at the Jahangir Khan Squash Complex in Wah Cantt, Pakistan.

Top seed Camilleri, the world No41 from Queensland competing in her seventh Tour final of the year, was facing WISPA final debutante Maria Toor Pakay, a 17-year-old from Islamabad playing in only the tenth Tour event of her brief career.

After dropping the first two games, the Pakistan teenager fought back from 3/7 down in the third, then saved a match-ball at 8-10 before going on to take the game to reduce the deficit.

But too many unforced errors by Pakay in the fourth ultimately saw 25-year-old Camilleri clinch an 11-6, 11-8, 10-12, 11-6 victory after 34 minutes.

Camilleri, the first Australian to win the Pakistan WISPA title, is celebrating the sixth Tour title of her career - and her fifth this year!

Maria Makes WISPA Final Debut In Wah Cantt

Pakistan squash star Maria Toor Pakay will make her debut in a WISPA World Tour event final after beating Egypt's Kanzy Emad El-Defrawy in the semi-finals of the Women's POF WISPA Wah Cantt Open at the Jahangir Khan Squash Complex in Wah Cantt, Pakistan.

The second seed from Islamabad will face Australian favourite Lisa Camilleri in the climax of the $10,000 WISPA Tour event in its fourth year in the Pakistan city.

Toor Pakay, the 17-year-old who became her country's national champion in 2007, ended the run of unseeded 14-year-old Egyptian schoolgirl Kanzy Emad El-Defrawy 12-10, 6-11, 11-8, 11-5 in 33 minutes.

The other semi-final was concluded in exactly the same time - when Queenslander Camilleri despatched England's No3 seed Fiona Moverley 11-8, 11-6, 11-13, 11-2.

Unlike Pakay, the Australian is celebrating the seventh Tour final of her career - and her sixth this year!  The 25-year-old is now one win away from her fifth title success.

Kanzy Canters Into Wah Cantt Semis

Egyptian schoolgirl Kanzy Emad El-Defrawy continued her giant-killing run in the Women's POF WISPA Wah Cantt Open when she upset her second successive local seed in the quarter-finals of the $10,000 WISPA World Tour squash event at the Jahangir Khan Squash Complex in Wah Cantt, Pakistan.

The championship moved comfortably into its second day of action in the Pakistan city despite two major suicide bomb blasts 24 hours earlier in which more than 60 people were killed.

Unseeded El-Defrawy, a 14-year-old from Alexandria making her debut in the main draw of a Tour event, despatched eighth seed Rushna Mehboob, from Lahore, 11-5, 11-3, 11-2 in just 13 minutes.

The plucky youngster will now face her third Pakistani opponent when she meets Maria Toor Pakay for a place in the final.  The 17-year-old Pakistan number one from Islamabad beat compatriot Zoya Khalid 11-0, 11-5, 11-3.

The other semi-final will be an Anglo/Australian clash between top seed Lisa Camilleri and third seed Fiona Moverley.  Queenslander Camilleri defeated Egypt’s fifth seed Nouran El Torky 11-8, 11-4, 11-4, while Moverley, from Yorkshire, beat unseeded Pakistani Saima Shoukat 11-3, 11-7, 11-6.

Kanzy Captures Ashraf Crown
Local star Muqaddas Ashraf, the No4 seed, crashed out of the Women's POF WISPA Wah Cantt Open, after a shock straight games defeat by unseeded Egyptian schoolgirl Kanzy Emad El-Defrawy in the first round of the $10,000 WISPA World Tour squash event at the Jahangir Khan Squash Complex in Wah Cantt, Pakistan.

El-Defrawy, a 14-year-old from Alexandria making her debut in the main draw of a Tour event, despatched 21-year-old Ashraf 11-4, 11-5, 11-4 in just 18 minutes – and now faces another Pakistani for a place in the semi-finals.

Rushna Mehboob, the eighth seed from Lahore, needed only four minutes to claim her place in the quarter-finals, beating Gul Zaman after her fellow countrywoman, a qualifier, retired injured after one game.

Ashraf’s surprise early exit was balanced by the surprise success of fellow Pakistani Saima Shoukat – the unseeded 23-year-old from Lahore who ousted sixth-seeded Iranian Sima Padbod 11-7, 11-6, 11-5.