"But I have a chance to win the teams event. I have to forget about the individuals and focus on the teams."
Egypt are top seeds and have won the last five teams title. After beating Hong Kong China 2-0 in today's semifinal they are through to their eighth successive final tomorrow.
"We are so happy to be in the final," El Hammamy said. "It's the first time for all of us to be in the teams event, we're excited and we want to win it."
They will play Malaysia who beat England 2-0 with Aifa Azman part of an extremely physical match first up against Jasmine Hutton that she eventually won 3-1.
Malaysia's No1 Sivasangari Subramaniam then made short work of Lucy Turmel winning 3-0.
She will play El Hammamy in the first match of the final in a replay of the individuals quarterfinal that El Hammamy won in five.
She was helped that day when Subramaniam was hit in the mouth and had to take a long injury break to stop the bleeding.
"When I went off for that break I lost all my momentum and couldn't come back," Subramaniam said.
She would not be drawn on how confident she was of a different result in the final.
"I'm confident I will give it 100 per cent and play my best."
The second seed Malaysians are also confident they have nothing to lose from here.
"All the pressure is on them because they have the title," Subramaniam said. "There is no pressure on us."
In other consolation games, New Zealand again lost, this time 2-0 to the USA, while India beat Germany, France beat Ireland, South Africa lost to Australia and Canada beat Korea.
Tomorrow's final between Egypt and Malaysia is at 3.30pm at the Queen Elizabeth Youth Centre.
