Island City NY that he developed with Osama Khalifa. The rules of the game are as follows (taken from RAMscoring site): "Best of five games, where each game is three minutes long. The three minutes of game time refers exclusively to actual play time and not the downtime between rallies. Once the time is up, the clock stops, and the leading player must win one additional point in order to win the game. If the trailing player wins the point, then the game continues until either the leading player wins a final point, or the trailing player evens the score and wins an additional point to conclude the game. For example: If the score is 8-5 at expiration time, then the leading player must win an additional point (point 9) in order to win the game. If the trailing player were to win the point, then the score becomes 8-6 and the game continues until the leading player wins the game 9-6, or the trailing player evens the score and then wins an additional point. In the event of a tie at expiration time, a final “sudden death” point is played to determine the winner of the game. In the event that the time expires and the score remains at 0-0 (love-all), the 3-minute clock is then reset and the game resumes. Time shall not be reverted unless only one of the below scenarios occur: For a “let calls,” the clock reverts to the start time of that point (“Time Revert Rule”) If the 3-minute time expires and the score remains at 0-0, in which case the 3-minute clock is reset. There must be at least one referee and one “Time Keeper” to officiate the match. Players shall have 2 minutes of rest time between games. All other (Professional Squash Association) PSA and (World Squash Federation) WSF rules apply" See also Official Men's Squash World Ranking References External links The emergence of Ramy Ashour at Squashsite.co.uk 'Ashoured of Success' at Squashplayer.co.uk 'Amr Shabana and Ramy Ashour Highlights' at mensvogue.com 'Pair Of Aces' at Mensvogue.com 1987 births Living people Egyptian male squash players Sportspeople from Cairo 21st-century Egyptian people