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Egypt's Raneem El Welily and Nick Matthew of England claimed the Windy City Open titles in Chicago on Wednesday.

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The women's top two seeds faced off in the final of the Windy City Open on Wednesday, with Egypt's Raneem El Welily taking on top seed Nicol David.It was the Malaysian who took a tightly contested first game 16-14.

But El Welily worked her opponent all around the court and took advantage as David began to tire.The second set went to the number two seed 12-10, before she then pulled ahead by grabbing the third 11-7.

The title went to the Egyptian as David made an error on her return on championship point - El Welily the winner by a scoreline of 14-16, 12-10, 11-7, 11-7.

In the men's final, world number one Mohamed Elshorbagy was aiming to claim his fourth successive world series title.

But the Egyptian's bid was thwarted by a fine performance from England's Nick Matthew.

The 34-year-old Matthew got the better of a marathon opening game, taking it 11-7.

With Elshorbagy's energy sapped, Matthew took charge of the encounter, cruising to the second game 11-2 before securing the championship by prevailing 11-7 in the third.

Three-time world champion Matthew made only two errors against the 24-year-old Egyptian, as he sealed his 32nd career title, becoming the oldest winner of a PSA World Series event.