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Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Squash Open 2016

Top squash players join the officiating guests at the welcoming reception.
Top squash players join the officiating guests at the welcoming reception.
The quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals were held at the glass-panelled squash court equipped in the Hong Kong Park Sports Centre, and have attracted the attendance of several hundred spectators.
The quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals were held at the glass-panelled squash court equipped in the Hong Kong Park Sports Centre, and have attracted the attendance of several hundred spectators.
The quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals were held at the glass-panelled squash court equipped in the Hong Kong Park Sports Centre, and have attracted the attendance of several hundred spectators.
The quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals were held at the glass-panelled squash court equipped in the Hong Kong Park Sports Centre, and have attracted the attendance of several hundred spectators.
Mohammed Elshorbagy overcame his fellow Egyptian Ali Farag at a straight to retain his title.
Mohammed Elshorbagy overcame his fellow Egyptian Ali Farag at a straight to retain his title.
Nouran GOHAR from Egypt, the current champion of the World Junior Squash Championships, defeated Amanda SOBHY from the United States 3-1 in the women's final.  Both of them made their first appearance in the final of the Hong Kong Squash Open.
Nouran GOHAR from Egypt, the current champion of the World Junior Squash Championships, defeated Amanda SOBHY from the United States 3-1 in the women's final. Both of them made their first appearance in the final of the Hong Kong Squash Open.
In the men's final, Ramy ASHOUR from Egypt, a two-time champion and a former world-number-one, is playing against his fellow countryman Karim Abdel GAWAD.
In the men's final, Ramy ASHOUR from Egypt, a two-time champion and a former world-number-one, is playing against his fellow countryman Karim Abdel GAWAD.
The champions and the first runners-up of the men's and women's finals are taking a photo with prize presenters.
The champions and the first runners-up of the men's and women's finals are taking a photo with prize presenters.
Ramy ASHOUR and Nouran GOHAR, the men's and women's champions respectively, are both from Egypt and taking a celebratory photo together after the prize presentation ceremony.
Ramy ASHOUR and Nouran GOHAR, the men's and women's champions respectively, are both from Egypt and taking a celebratory photo together after the prize presentation ceremony.


The above information is provided by the Hong Kong Squash.