Coach Ajaz believes Sivasangari will return to winning mode soon


PETALING JAYA: A good draw could work to national squash player S. Sivasangari’s (pic) favour at the Silicon Valley Open today.

After getting a first round bye, world No. 9 Sivasangari will start her campaign against either No. 40 Egyptian Nour Aboulmakarim or No. 44 English player Alicia Mead at the tournament in Redwood City, California.

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