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Egypt’s Mickawy Breaks into Top 20 in Women’s World Rankings

Egypt’s Zeina Mickawy has broken into the top 20 of the PSA Women’s World Rankings for the first time in her career.

The 20-year-old from Alexandria leaps ahead of England’s Millie Tomlinson and Emily Whitlock to break the top 20.



Egypt’s Raneem El Welily tops the World Rankings for a ninth consecutive month ahead of Nour El Sherbini (No.2), Camille Serme (No.3), Nouran Gohar (No.4) and Nour El Tayeb (No.5).

An unchanged top 10 is completed by New Zealand’s Joelle King (No.6), England’s Sarah-Jane Perry (No.7), America’s Amanda Sobhy (No.8), Wales’ Tesni Evans (No.9) and Hong Kong’s Annie Au.

Alison Waters stays at No.11, ahead of Victoria Lust (No.12), Joshna Chinappa (No.13), Salma Hany (No.14) and Hania El Hammamy (No.15).

Yathreb Adel (No.16), Joey Chan (No.17), Nele Gilis No.18), and Olivia Blatchford Clyne (No.19) make up the rest of the top 20.

The biggest movers are Egyptian pair Kenzy Ayman and Nadeen Kotb, who rise 67 places to No.156 and No.204, respectively.

PSA Women’s World Rankings Top 20 – August 2019
 
RANKING
PLAYER
COUNTRY
AVERAGE
UP/DOWN
1
Raneem El Welily
EGY
2,005.000
=
2
Nour El Sherbini
EGY
1,434.444
=
3
Camille Serme
FRA
1,084.444
=
4
Nouran Gohar
EGY
1,032.778
=
5
Nour El Tayeb
EGY
1,032.222
=
6
Joelle King
NZL
957.222
=
7
Sarah-Jane Perry
ENG
713.500
=
8
Amanda Sobhy
USA
586.111
=
9
Tesni Evans
WAL
574.000
=
10
Annie Au
HKG
506.667
=
11
Alison Waters
ENG
394.000
=
12
Victoria Lust
ENG
387.222
=
13
Joshna Chinappa
IND
376.667
=
14
Salma Hany
EGY
350.556
=
15
Hania El Hammamy
EGY
344.444
=
16
Yathreb Adel
EGY
332.778
=
17
Joey Chan
HKG
327.500
=
18
Nele Gilis
BEL
290.500
=
19
Olivia Blatchford Clyne
USA
281.500
=
20
Zeina Mickawy
EGY
256.944
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