"The biggest test she has had in a long time!" - El Hammamy v El Sherbini - El Gouna 2022 -

El Hammamy and El Sherbini battle for a place in the El Gouna 2022 final, pushing each other to the limit and raising the bar in this gripping 3rd game during their semi-final encounter.
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[@Dentos19]

One of the best single women’s game you will see amazing squash from both players

[@bartpickford1836]

Some immense cross-court drives. Incredible viewing

[@akhilkishore491]

Unbelievable quality! Amazing players!

[@t3tsubo]

This would have been a good Friday for a Camille Serme video ngl

[@AncientXxC]

Agree! But still happy I got to see this one as well. What a game!

[@Dentos19]

I’m loving hammamay will to win, she’s up with top players at such a young age a future world champion I think

[@abidfarooqui-sla3301]

Great game

[@albert_chen]

That no let for Sherbini at the end is really harsh in my opinion. Textbook let.

[@georgekrumm1857]

[EDIT: I was wrong about this, it was the commentators who thought 8:42 was a stroke] El Hammamy is right to complain about the situation at 11:59. At 11:59, she gets a let in a situation where she makes a full effort to play the ball and El Sherbini makes basically zero effort to clear. At 8:42, El Sherbini gets a stroke in a situation where El Sherbini makes very little effort to play the ball and El Hammamy makes a desperate effort to clear. In both cases, the opponent is not in the way of the actual swing. The refs need to take a hard look at what they are doing in the 8:42 situation. That shouldn't be a stroke. Closer to a no let for boxing in the opponent and lack of effort, but players are regularly getting strokes there at the moment.

[@olancegeminimkhize1099]

Actually, El Sherbini got a Yes Let for the incident at 8:42 which was the right decision. El Hammamy also got a Yes Let for the incident at 11:59 which was quite similar to the previously referred incident and the decision was the correct one from the referee. In my opinion, both decisions were the correct ones and I commend the consistency of the referee.

[@georgekrumm1857]

@@olancegeminimkhize1099 You're right, my mistake. The commentators thought the 8:42 situation would be a stroke, but the refs made the right decision in the end.

[@georgekrumm1857]

Classic commentary moment at 15:47 where Johnny says El Sherbini would have played that ball against any less dangerous opponent, immediately after the commentators agreed that the 14:48 decision was correct as a safety let. I guess he thinks El Sherbini regularly puts her opponents in danger on court?

[@uglymandarronson9838]

Too many Foot faults by Hammamy (i/e 2.34, 7.07)

[@rickhero2111]

We used to play this with a soccerball, or football, for you british folks.