World No.22 Elnawasany Storms Into British Open 2026 Semis
国际赛场 · 2026-07-10 · AI Editor
Egypt's Elnawasany reaches British Open semis on debut win run, faces Paul Coll next.
The 2026 British Open continues to produce surprises. Egypt's Yahya Elnawasany, ranked No.22 in the world, has stormed into Saturday's semi-finals — having never before won a match at the sport's oldest tournament.
In the quarter-finals, Elnawasany defeated compatriot and former world champion Karim Gawad in four games to book his place in the last four. The young Egyptian, who has just completed his engineering degree, admitted he never imagined reaching this stage of the event.
He now faces title contender Paul Coll of New Zealand in the semis. Whether the tournament's breakout dark horse can extend his dream run will be one of Saturday's most anticipated storylines.
Source：Squash Mad
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