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Egypt's Orfi to become youngest-ever women's world No 1
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Amina Orfi, 19, will be the youngest woman ever to reach world number one in squash, according to rankings released Monday. Her ascent places her at the forefront of the sport as it gears up for its Olympic debut in 2028.
WHY IT MATTERS
It marks a historic milestone for squash and highlights the sport’s growing prominence ahead of its inclusion in the 2028 Olympics.
Sept 19 - Egypt's Amina Orfi will become the youngest-ever women's world number one in squash when rankings are released on Monday, capping a rise that has made the 19-year-old the leading figure in the sport just as it prepares for its Olympic debut in 2028.
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