At the 2024 WSF World Team Squash Championships, the Egyptian men's and women's teams successfully defended their title by defeating the United States and England in the women's and men's finals respectively. The Egyptian women's team won the title for the fourth consecutive time, while the men's team won the title for the sixth time, showing their absolute dominance in the world of squash.

Women's Team: Egypt 2-0 USA

In the women's final, Egypt secured their fourth consecutive title by defeating the United States with a 2-0 scoreline. Rowan Elaraby started strong, winning the first match against Marina Stefanoni with a 3-1 score (11-6, 12-10, 6-11, 11-9), setting the stage for Egypt's victory. The seven-time world champion Nour El Sherbini then sealed the deal for Egypt, defeating Olivia Weaver with a 3-1 score (11-7, 6-11, 11-7, 11-7), ensuring Egypt's triumph. “It’s very emotional and it’s always the best feeling playing for your country and playing for your team as well,” El Sherbini said.“It’s always an honour playing the Teams event, especially with these amazing players so I’m really happy to win and to bring the title back to Egypt.“It’s been two and a half weeks, I love Hong Kong and it’s been our lucky charm here and we’re really happy to win this title here.”

Despite making it to the final for the second time in a row, the United States team was unable to avoid another 0-2 loss.

Men's Team: Egypt 2-0 England

In the men's final, Egypt faced a formidable England team led by former world champion Mohamed Elshorbagy. The match between Mazen Hesham and Curtis Malik was the only one to go to five games on the day. Malik won the first game 11-4, but Hesham came back from a game point down in the second game, eventually winning 3-2 (4-11, 13-11, 6-11, 11-6, 11-8) in a 63-minute battle. “It was very intense,” Hesham admitted afterwards.“Curtis played amazing today and I’ve never seen him play this way. It was a big test for me, mentally and physically, as anything he was playing was going his way and I had to fight so hard. I thank my team for standing by me and supporting me and having the confidence in me. I’m so happy to put my team ahead hopefully the boys can finish the job off.”

Ali Farag then contributed another win for Egypt, ensuring their fourth consecutive title.

As squash makes its Olympic debut in Los Angeles 2028, Egypt's golden era across all areas of the sport undoubtedly positions them as strong contenders for gold. The WSF World Team Championships in Hong Kong, which for the first time in history featured both men's and women's events, once again showcased Egypt's dominance on the international squash stage.