PSA Match and Moment of the Season – Vote Now

The curtain came down on another fantastic campaign on the PSA World Tour, and you can now vote for your match and moment of the 2022-23 season.

Votes will be combined with the votes made by the PSA Awards Committee – a group consisting of selected influential former players, members of the media, tournament promoters and PSA Board representatives.

Voting will close at 23:59 (GMT+1) on Thursday August 10, with the winners announced on Saturday September 2 ahead of the finals of the Paris Squash Alpine.

See which matches and moments have been shortlisted and cast your vote in the polls below.

Men’s Match Of The Season

Victor Crouin v Marwan ElShorbagy (Open de France)

Paul Coll v Ali Farag (Canary Wharf Classic)

Mohamed ElShorbagy v Diego Elias (Black Ball Squash Open)

Mohamed ElShorbagy v Karim Abdel Gawad (British Open)

Tarek Momen v Mohamed Abouelghar (World Championships)

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Women’s Match Of The Season

Nouran Gohar v Hania El Hammamy (World Tour Finals)

Nouran Gohar v Hania El Hammamy (World Championships)

Nele Gilis v Olivia Fiechter (World Championships)

Gina Kennedy v Tinne Gilis (Tournament of Champions)

Nour El Sherbini v Hania El Hammamy (Hong Kong Open)

Moment of the Season

Victor Crouin winning the Open de France de Squash

Victor Crouin secured the biggest victory of his career, winning on home soil to take the Open de France de Squash back in September 2022.

Crouin became the new French No.1 during the tournament and that milestone was crowned with a victory over Marwan ElShorbagy and sealing the title.

Hania Hammamy winning the Hong Kong Open

Hania El Hammamy earned her maiden Hong Kong Open title having got the better of seven-time World Champion Nour El Sherbini in arguably one of the matches of the season.

The Egyptian defeated her compatriot 3-2: 15-13, 9-11, 11-3, 8-11, 11-9 in an epic 89-minute battle to clinch her second title of the season.

Ali Farag winning his first British Open

Ali Farag’s scintillating form was capped with his first-ever British Open title, seeing off newly-crowned World No.1 Diego Elias 3-1.

Observing Ramadan throughout, Farag beat the likes of former World Champion Tarek Momen and Mazen Hesham before toppling Elias in the final in Birmingham to add another trophy to his impressive haul.

Nour El Sherbini winning her seventh World Championship

Nour El Sherbini notched his fifth successive World Championship crown, which was her seventh in total having beat Nouran Gohar in Chicago.

The Warrior Princess is now only one World Championships triumph away from equalling Nicol David’s record following her Stateside success.

Ali Farag winning his fourth World Championships

Like Nour El Sherbini, Ali Farag successfully defended his World Championship in Chicago in what is the fourth time he’s lifted the trophy.

Farag, who became only the second Egyptian to win four World titles after Amr Shabana, overcame his fellow countryman Karim Abdel Gawad for the title.

Sabrina Sobhy beating Hania El Hammamy at US Open

Sabrina Sobhy reached the quarter-finals of a Platinum event for the first time when she stunned World No.3 Hania El Hammamy at the U.S. Open.

It was the biggest triumph of the American’s career to date, as Sobhy beat the Egyptian 3-1: 11-8, 13-15, 11-7, 11-9.

Diego Elias becomes first South American World No.1

Diego Elias made history when he became the first-ever South American to top the World Rankings.

The Peruvian ascended to No.1 during the British Open in April, in which he lost out to Ali Farag in the final.

Nele Gilis reaches her first Platinum final

History was made at the El Gouna International when Nele Gilis became the first Belgian to reach a Platinum level final.

Gilis shocked the Egyptian crowd as she downed World Champion Nour El Sherbini in straight games for a place in the decider.

Karim Abdel Gawad reaching the World Championships final

Seven months after being in a wheelchair, Karim Abdel Gawad completed a remarkable return from injury by earning a place in the World Championships final.

Gawad, who lifted the World title in 2016, was sidelined for 10 months with a plantar fasciitis issue but, on his return, the Egyptian sensationally edged past Mohamed ElShorbagy to book his place in the final.

Nouran Gohar wins longest women’s match ever

Nouran Gohar and Hania El Hammamy rewrote history when they played out the longest women’s match in history at the World Tour Finals.

And it was Gohar who triumphed in the 130-minute encounter, prevailing 3-2: 10-11, 11-9, 9-11, 11-6, 12-10.