PSA World Tour records

The Professional Squash Association, or PSA, was formed in 1975, is the governing body for the men's and women's (since 2014) professional squash circuit. The previous women's squash tour were the Women's International Squash Players Association, or WISPA, between 1993 and 2011, follow by the Women's Squash Association between 2011 and 2014.

These are some of the important PSA records since the inception in 1975 (1993 for women).

Tour Titles Records

All Tournament

Men

	Titles	#
1.	Jansher Khan	99
2.	Jahangir Khan	61
3.	/ Peter Nicol	49
4.	Mohammed El Shorbagy	47
5.	Jonathon Power	37
6.	Ramy Ashour	37
7.	Jan Koukal	34
8.	Nick Matthew	33
9.	Grégory Gaultier	33
10.	Amr Shabana	33

	Finals	#
1.	Jansher Khan	118
2.	Jahangir Khan	81
3.	Mohammed El Shorbagy	74
4.	Nick Matthew	71
5.	Grégory Gaultier	70
6.	/ Peter Nicol	69
7.	Jonathon Power	61
8.	Jan Koukal	59
9.	Ramy Ashour	55
10.	David Palmer	55

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Women

	Titles	#
1.	Nicol David	80
2.	Sarah Fitz-Gerald	62
3.	Michelle Martin	56
4.	Susan Devoy	53
5.	Nour El Sherbini	40
6.	Rachael Grinham	34
7.	Cassie Jackman	28
8.	Carol Owens	27
9.	Vanessa Atkinson	25
10.	Natalie Grainger	23

	Finals	#
1.	Nicol David	100
2.	Sarah Fitz-Gerald	90
3.	Michelle Martin	85
4.	Rachael Grinham	70
5.	Cassie Jackman	57
6.	Susan Devoy	56
7.	Carol Owens	50
8.	/ Natalie Grinham	45
9.	Natalie Grainger	44
10.	Vanessa Atkinson	42

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As of August 15th, 2015

World Series Tournament

Men

	Titles	#
1.	Jansher Khan	35
2.	Ramy Ashour	27
3.	/ Peter Nicol	23
4.	Amr Shabana	20
5.	Nick Matthew	15
6.	Jonathon Power	14
7.	Grégory Gaultier	12
8.	Mohamed El Shorbagy	11
9.	James Willstrop	8
10.	David Palmer	7

	Finals	#
1.	Ramy Ashour	40
2.	Jansher Khan	39
3.	Grégory Gaultier	37
4.	/ Peter Nicol	34
=	Nick Matthew	34
6.	Amr Shabana	28
7.	Jonathon Power	24
8.	James Willstrop	20
9.	David Palmer	18
10.	Mohamed El Shorbagy	17

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Women

	Titles	#
1.	Nicol David	61
2.	Sarah Fitz-Gerald	20
3.	Michelle Martin	18
4.	Vanessa Atkinson	9
5.	Carol Owens	8
=	Laura Massaro	8
6.	Rachael Grinham	7
7.	Cassie Jackman	6
=	Leilani Rorani	6
10.	Natalie Grainger	4

	Finals	#
1.	Nicol David	71
2.	Sarah Fitz-Gerald	30
=	Michelle Martin	30
4.	Carol Owens	20
=	Rachael Grinham	20
6.	Cassie Jackman	19
=	/ Natalie Grinham	19
8.	Laura Massaro	15
9.	Natalie Grainger	12
=	Jenny Duncalf	12

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As of August 15th, 2015

Youngest Tour Winners

All Tournament

Men

	Winner	Age	Event	Date
1.	Ahmed Barada	16 years, 1 month	Al Mannai Open (EGY)	3 June 1993
2.	Amr Khaled Khalifa	16 years, 2 months	Palestra In Forma Open (ITA)	22 February 2009
3.	Mohamed Abouelghar	16 years, 5 months	Royal Jordanian Open (JOR)	27 March 2010
4.	Jahangir Khan	16 years, 11 months	Pakistan Open (PAK)	15 November 1980
5.	Nasir Iqbal	16 years, 11 months	Pakistan Circuit N°1 (PAK)	31 March 2011

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Women

	Winner	Age	Event	Date
1.	Habiba Mohamed	14 years, 5 months	Malaysian Tour Grand Final (MAS)	17 November 2013
2.	Hania El Hammamy	14 years, 6 months	Geneva Open (SUI)	22 March 2015
3.	Nour El Sherbini	14 years, 10 months	Heliopolis Open (EGY)	14 September 2010
4.	Yathreb Adel	15 years	Swiss Open (SUI)	20 March 2011
5.	Anaka Alankamony	15 years, 2 months	Indian Challenger (IND)	12 September 2009

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As of August 15th, 2015

Oldest Tour Winners

All Tournament

Men

	Winner	Age	Event	Date
1.	Mike Corren	48 years, 4 months	2022 WA Open PSA (AUS)	12 June 2022
5.	Stéphane Galifi	37 years, 7 months	Black Sea Open (UKR)	23 August 2015
2.	Shahier Razik	36 years, 10 months	National Capital Open (CAN)	5 October 2014
3.	Rafael Alarçón	36 years, 7 months	Galeria Shopping Open (BRA)	15 September 2013
4.	Alex Gough	36 years, 4 months	Irish Open (IRL)	22 April 2007

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Women

	Winner	Age	Event	Date
1.	Vicki Cardwell	41 years, 3 months	Head Satellite N°3 (MAS)	10 August 1996
2.	Suzanne Horner	40 years	Swiss Open (SUI)	9 March 2003
3.	Latasha Khan	39 years, 7 months	Orange County Open (USA)	16 September 2012
5.	Madeline Perry	39 years, 3 months	NT Open (AUS)	15 May 2016
4.	Corinne Castets	38 years, 10 months	Carcassonne City Open (FRA)	24 May 2004