Sana Ibrahim and Mostafa Asal won the respective women's and men's singles crowns before the former helped Egypt capture the team title.

Both singles finals were all-Egyptian affairs with the top two seeds battling it out for glory.

Ibrahim was involved in a titanic tussle with Nour Aboulmakarim before her opponent succumbed to injury when trailing 5-2 in the fifth game.

After dropping just one point in the opening game, Ibrahim looked in firm control only to lose the next two to a resurgent Aboulmakarim.

Ibrahim battled hard to edge a closely fourth game to force a decider before Aboulmakarim retired hurt to hand her rival a 11-1, 4-11, 8-11, 11-8, 5-2 victory.

The men’s singles final was far less dramatic, with world number three Asal powering to a 11-5, 11-7, 11-8 win over compatriot Moustafa Elsirty.

The result meant Asal went the entire tournament without dropping a single game.

Elsirty did not take long to bounce back from his defeat as he played a key role in Egypt’s team success against France.

After losing the first game to Edwin Clain, Elsirty showed true grit and determination to overhaul the Frenchman to compete a 10-12, 11-7, 11-8, 11-5 victory.

Egypt then finished the job when Ibrahim dismissed Lea Barbeau 11-3, 11-5, 11-2.