World Squash 2013: Nick Matthew through at expense of injured Ramy Ashour Nick Matthew's attempt to win a third world title in four years was given a dramatic, if fortunate, lift on Saturday night after Ramy Ashour was forced to retire in the pair's World Championship semi-final. I'm certainly not going to be as fresh as this again for a world final. I have enjoyed the other two finals, so hopefully I won't lose in 30 minutes in front of this crowd. Matthew will play Frenchman Gregory Gaultier in Sunday's final in what is likely to be a psychological battle of wits on court. The last time the pair met in a world final - 2011 - Matthew came back in thrilling fashion to win his second title at Rotterdam's Luxor Theatre. Gaultier later blamed the video referee for his defeat. Two years" on, Gaultier believes he has the game, as well as the mind, to land the title at the fourth time of asking. "I have played Nick so many times and he is a tough guy to break," he said. I am more mature now and I have been distracted and frustrated when I've played. But you finally understand what is wrong as your career goes on.