The astonishing Pyramids of Giza recently witnessed an amazing evening of squash as two major events, the women's world championship and the Egypt Squash open for men took place at the historical site. Once again, Egyptians dominated the titles as Nour EL Sherbiny won the biggest women's prize the sport has seen, even more than the men's championship for the first time. CGTN's Adel El Mahrouky brings us more
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