Rachel feels the burden after sister’s retirement


Malaysias Rachel Arnold rush for a ball against Dutch Milou van der Heijdenround of the during the qualifying of the NAZA PSA womens World Championship.... -- M. Azhar Arif/The Star 23 April 2016

PETALING JAYA: Rachel Arnold (pic) knows she has big shoes to fill.

Since the retirement of her older sister Delia in January, the national women’s squash team have been severely weakened.

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