Harleein’s a squash gem in the making


PETALING JAYA: Harleein Tan is an uncut jewel who could just become the next Aira Azman in the junior events if she can continue her good progress.

She coolly secured her second Asian Junior title in Islamabad on Saturday, her second in the event after the Under-13 success in 2022, to add to the Under-11 title she won at the prestigious British Junior Open in 2020.

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