It's seven in a row for Egypt as they denied a fierce Malaysian comeback in the final ...

It 's the last day of the WSF World Juniors 2019, with final team placings - and the title - to be decided ...

It’s the top two seeds to contest final as Malaysia survived a nervy test against Hong Kong to set up a date with Egypt ...

Egypt cruise into a ninth successive final as Malaysia hold their nerves to make a home final ...

Top three seeds Egypt, Malaysia and Hong Kong cruise into semis as fourth seeds England survive twice on a dramatic day three ,,,

A dramatic quarter-finals day – for some – as the top three seeds ease into the semis and England survive two scares

Malaysia stayed on track in their title bid while England produced the day’s drama as the cast for the semi-finals was decided ...

It was business as usual as seven of the top eight seeds secured their spots in the quarter-finals ...

Top seeds secure their quarter-final places as teams jostle for pool positions in KL ...

The Malaysian girls put their individual disappointment behind them but it was Australia who stole the show on the opening day of the teams ...

The individual medals and positions are decided, but there's no rest - it's straight on to the Women's Team event ...

Its been a rough couple of days for the Malaysian girls but coach Andrew Cross is confident they will bounce back for the team event ...

Hania El Hammamy nails her maiden World Junior crown while Mostafa Asal goes two up in Kuala Lumpur ...

Reaction from Hania, Jama, Mostafa and Moustafa after the World Junior Finals ...

Hania El Hammamy wins the women's World Junior title at her third attempt as Mostafa Asal successfully defends the men's ...

Jana shatters Aifa’s hopes as Egypt guaranteed a sweep again ...

Aifa so close but it's two all-Egyptian finals - again - after a dramatic semi-finals day in KL ...

Reaction from the winners and losers of the semi-finals ...

Egyptian trios advance to the semis in KL - can Azman or Anderson stop them ???

Quotes from some of the quarter-final winners in KL ...

Aifa Azman kept the home hopes alive as Egypt flexed their muscles and unseeded Englishman Lewis Anderson extended his barnstorming run ...

England's Sam Todd, Elise Lazarus and upset hero Lewis Anderson are set to contest the quarter-finals in KL ...

The Malaysian challenge was cut down to size with just three players making it through to the quarter-finals ...