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December 2011 World Rankings:
Willstrop rises to number two
No Egyptians in the 3 top.... When was the last time that happened...? Well, 6 years, Decembre 2005

England boasts the top two squash players in the world for the first time since 2004 with the rise of James Willstrop to second place in the December Dunlop PSA Men’s World Squash Rankings, published today.
 

Willstrop enjoyed the best month of his career in November with stunning PSA World Series title triumphs in both the Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Open and Kuwait PSA Cup – the latter last week giving the 28-year-old from Leeds the biggest win of his career.

In his second successive final clash with Karim Darwish, Willstrop dropped his first game in ten matches in Kuwait before overcoming the Egyptian in four games to secure his fifth World Series crown since March 2008.

Fellow Yorkshireman Nick  Matthew completes his first full year as No1 in the new list.

The 31-year-old from Sheffield became the first player for 15 years to successfully defend the 
World Open title in Rotterdam last month – and later reached the quarter-finals in Kuwait, but was then forced to withdraw from the event with an adductor injury.
 

In the first PSA world rankings since December 2005 NOT to feature an Egyptian in the top three, France’s Gregory Gaultier leaps two places to No3 after reaching the World Open final and securing semi-final berths both in Hong Kong and Kuwait.
 

Egypt, however, takes the next three places in the rankings – led by Ramy Ashour at 4; Karim Darwish at 5, and Amr Shabana in sixth place.
 

But 20-year-old Egyptian Mohamed El Shorbagy is in eighth place after title success in November’s Macau Open followed by his first ever World Series semi-final appearance in Kuwait.
 

Malaysian Azlan Iskandar is rewarded for reaching the Hong Kong Open semi-finals unseeded by rising to a career-equalling-high No10 ranking.
 

Back-to-back title successes last month in the USA in both the Dayton Openand Pittsburgh Open have taken Alister Walker to No17 – his best ranking for well over a year and the highest ever by a player from Botswana.
 

December 2011 top 20:

1 [1] Nick Matthew ENG 1,716
2 [3] James Willstrop ENG 1,392
3 [5] Gregory Gaultier FRA 1,050
4 [2] Ramy Ashour EGY 1,028
5 [6] Karim Darwish EGY 980
6 [4] Amr Shabana EGY 789
7 [7] Peter Barker ENG 644
8 [8] Mohamed El Shorbagy EGY 642
9 [9] David Palmer AUS 514
10 [13] Azlan Iskandar MAS 465
11 [10] Thierry Lincou FRA 449
12 [11] Laurens Jan Anjema NED 442
13 [14] Hisham Ashour EGY 431
14 [16] Stewart Boswell AUS 429
15 [15] Omar Mosaad EGY 362
16 [12] Daryl Selby ENG 360
17 [20] Alister Walker BOT 337
18 [18] Cameron Pilley AUS 334
19 [17] Adrian Grant ENG 297
20 [19] Tarek Momen EGY 275

WISPA rankings have England
boasting two of the top three >>>>>>
 

Tykes Rule
on TV, Ok !!!

James Willstrop & Nick Matthew are live on BBC Look North on Friday night at 6.30pm to talk about Yorkshire occupying top two spots in Squash world rankings !!

Two out of top three for England's Women too !!!

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