Sivasangari hopes to make right moves for a successful season


PETALING JAYA: Top Malaysian women’s professional has compared squash with a game of chess where game plan and mental strength are more crucial in winning battles rather than physical strength.

And S. Sivasangari (pic) hopes to employ the right strategy when the world No. 9 begins the new Professional Squash Association (PSA) 2024-2025 season with the Egyptian Open in Giza from Aug 26-Sept 6.

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