Squash players ready to step up in Sivasangari’s absence


PETALING JAYA: The squash players are pumped up and ready to step up to the plate at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games in the absence of their injured comrade.

The Squash Racquets Association of Malaysia (SRAM) director of coaching Major (Rtd) S. Maniam said this is the positive change that he could see in the team after gold-medal prospect S. Sivasangari’s unfortunate withdrawal.

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