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Squash: Egypt's Ashour thrashes Gaultier to reach World Championship final

Mohamad Mosselhi , Thursday 20 Nov 2014

Egyptian player secures a place in World Championship final after stunning Frenchman Gregory Gaultier on Thursday

Rami Ashour
Egyptian squash player Rami Ashour (Photo: Squash site)

Rami Ashour advanced to the final of the 2014 World Championship in Qatar following his victory over world number two Gregory Gaultier on Thursday.

The 2012 world champion thrashed his opponent 3-0 (17/15, 11/7, 11/5) in 57 minutes.

Ashour will face the winner of the other semis between Nick Matthew and Egyptian Mohamed Elshorbagy in the final. 

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