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Qatar Classic Squash Continues Successfully

Qatar Classic Squash Continues Successfully

The competitions of the 2026 Qatar Killaly Men’s Classic Squash Tournament, organized by the Qatar Squash Federation, have continued today with the second round, featuring seven matches. The event runs until next Friday. In the men's singles, the world number one Egyptian player, Mustafa Asal, advanced to the quarterfinals after defeating Swiss player Yannick Wilhelmi in straight sets. The English player, Marwan ElShorbagy, also progressed after winning against his compatriot Curtis Mallek with the same result. Frenchman Gregory Marchee also qualified after defeating American Timothy Brownell, who had previously caused an upset by defeating the third-ranked player in the world yesterday in the first round. In the women's category, Egyptian Hania El Hammami, the top seed, made it to the quarterfinals by beating English player Lucy Turlam in three sets. Noran Gohar also advanced after a marathon match against Malak Khaffaji that lasted 91 minutes, with Gohar winning 3-2. Additionally, Malaysian Sivasangari Subramaniam and Belgian Tinne Gilis progressed after defeating Egyptian Salma Hany and Indian Anahat Singh, respectively. The tournament features some of the world's top squash players, with strong competition expected until the final.

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