Squash: Free Game Friday - Farag v Elias - El Gouna International 2019
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- Опубліковано 2 тра 2019
- Check out this amazingly high-quality game between Diego Elias and Ali Farag from Round 3 of the recent El Gouna International in Egypt
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Both players are absolutely amazing. Elias present an interesting style with a combination of power and magic touches.
Yesss!! Thanks for releasing this one, PSA SquashTV!! 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
A highly anticipated game! Thank you very mutch Squash TV. :-)
@25:42 "Racket got caught?!?" Farag stepped on his foot.
omds that's true, good eye
Farag did indeed step on his foot, but Farag was still the striker at that point (i.e. he remains as the striker until his ball hits the front wall) -- Elias was crowding him and thus 'created his own interference' -- I would not have given Elias the let here
@@petereedy6092 I agree that if it was just the crowding it shouldn't have been a let. However, Ali Farag still doesn't have the right to step (or just place his foot) down on Elias.
Elias was on the T as well so it should definitely be a Let
@@petereedy6092 That's a very interesting point. I wish the commentators could explain it that clearly. Instead, they didn't even see the fact that Farag stepped on Elias's foot.
Just wait some years for Elias >:v he is going to be the best :D
If you guys watched the first 2 sets. You would understand why Elias was annoyed with Farag. Farag kept blocking Elias but despite that Elias kept trying to play through the interference. It's really a pity to see how Farag game has changed into trying to block opponents to win.
I catch myself doing that occasionally and I think it doesn't happen on purpose, but there was time to move around in many of these instances. EDIT: Now I'm at the end of the video, yeh Farag was almost purposefully blocking in deuce.
It didn't appear to be on purpose to me. I think it was a combination of being tired and trying to efficient (not wanting to make more effort to clear than necessary). I do think he was blocking, however, and the ref could have quickly fixed it by giving a stroke, and that would have improved the clearing.
@@tomewall8982 like I said fine sirs... if you watched the first 2 set you would understand..
Sean Moo If the player is not clearing, imo it's the responsibility of the ref to take action. Gaultier is a good example. Actually there are tons of examples. Few players will make more effort to clear than required.
@@tomewall8982 you watch how marwan plays and how often is he being warned by the refs?
what happened to free match Friday 😂😂
I think there is a problem with the consistency of judgment. I think if the first decision is NORET, I think the second decision is not STROKE. Because Ali Farag's arm length is very long
Why isn't a stroke given @3:42?
Normally a stroke should be given there however Farag immediately signaled asking for a let to be given instead. Probably did this to be sportsmanlike especially after hitting Elias with his shot
Bufff, Farag plays sooo well, to beat him you have to play soo accurately for el long without making mistakes and holding phisically, on the 5th Game Elías just couldnt cope with the phisicallity, such a big task yo beat Farag...
Maybe if he cleared earlier...
Why so quiet?
I dont know how I ended up in this video and I have barely played squash in my life but. Its cool and all, but it seems to me there is an obvius problem with player collision on this sport...
It's part of the game, it's both player's job to get out of the way, and get past their opponent... in theory!
Ali farag is a legend 👑🇪🇬
@rizek rizek this sentence is said by him
@rizek rizek Khan brothers? They were not brothers at all!
Why do they feel need to give these stupid nicknames. Fair enough if they evolve naturally, but it;s like it's compulsory or something these days.