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The PSA World Tour Malaysia Open is a professional squash tournament held annually in Malaysia. It is part of the PSA World Tour, the highest level of professional squash competition.

The tournament features top-ranked squash players from around the world competing for the title. It is a prestigious event on the squash calendar, attracting both players and fans.

The Malaysia Cup serves as a significant milestone in the broader context of the PSA World Tour, offering a chance for players to not only compete for a prestigious title but also to improve their world ranking.

The tournament generally follows a knockout format, with players competing in a series of matches that eliminate competitors until one champion is crowned. Matches are usually best of three or best of five games, depending on the specific event and PSA regulations.

Over the years, the tournament has seen several notable winners, including some of the sport’s most successful athletes. Players like Mohamed ElShorbagy, Ali Farag, and Tarek Momen have been among the top competitors, though the list of champions changes each year based on performance.

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