Aira hopes to hit the right notes in World Junior swansong


Focused on target: Aira Azman is confident of going beyond the last eight in her last world junior meet.

PETALING JAYA: Squash player Aira Azman hopes to sign off from the World Junior Championships with a performance to remember by reaching the final in the individual event.

The world meet begins in Melbourne today and the 18-year-old is confident of going beyond the quarter-finals for the first time following her improved results on the Professional Squash Association (PSA) circuit.

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