Egypt's Orfi to become youngest-ever women's world No 1

Sept ⁠19 (Reuters) - 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.

At 19 years and two months ⁠old, Orfi will break a ⁠record that has stood since 1984, when New Zealand great Susan ⁠Devoy ‌climbed to the top of the rankings at the age of 20 years and two months.

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9 月 19 日（路透社）——埃及选手阿米娜·奥尔菲将于周一公布排名，成为有史以来最年轻的女子壁球世界排名第一，这标志着这位 19 岁选手在壁球运动中一路攀升，成为该运动的领军人物，而壁球运动也正准备在 2028 年首次亮相奥运会。

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