
The 28-year-old Harvard-graduate captured the CIB PSA Egyptian Open title in front of the Great Pyramid of Giza a fortnight ago and his run to the final in Cairo saw him end rival Mohamed ElShorbagy’s nine-month reign atop the World Rankings.
ElShorbagy drops down to No.2 but may have the opportunity to retake the top spot if he wins the Qatar Classic – which starts today in Doha – and Farag fails to reach the final of the PSA World Tour Platinum event.
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