Ajaz: Our girls played well but luck was not on our side


PETALING JAYA: Malaysian squash women’s semi-final exit in the World Team Championships came down to being unlucky at the wrong time.

National head coach Ajaz Azmat had no complaints with the performance of S. Sivasangari, Rachel Arnold, and Azman sisters Aira and Aifa in Hong Kong, despite falling 0-2 to the United States on Friday.

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