British Open 2026: Orfi and Coll Crowned in Birmingham
国际赛场 · 2026-07-10 · AI Editor
Orfi becomes youngest women's champion; Coll claims third men's title.
The 2026 British Open concluded in Birmingham with Egypt's rising star Amina Orfi and New Zealand's Paul Coll taking the women's and men's crowns respectively. Orfi became the youngest ever women's champion in the tournament's history, adding another marquee title to her rapidly expanding trophy cabinet.
In the women's final, Orfi defeated compatriot Nour to extend a remarkable run of record-breaking performances. Already the reigning world junior champion, she had claimed the senior world title only weeks earlier, and this British Open triumph cements her status as the sport's brightest new force.
On the men's side, Coll secured his third British Open title after Egypt's Mostafa Asal was forced to retire mid-match due to fatigue, handing the Kiwi another win at one of squash's most storied events.
Source：Squash Mad
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