Emergence of young squash players bring some relief to SRAM


  • Squash
  • Saturday, 17 Jan 2015

(From right-left): Kuala Lumpur mayor Datuk Ahmad Phesal Talib, SRAM president Huang Ying How, CIMB Foundation CEO Raja Noorma Othman and SRAM vice president Linda Geh during the after the unveiling of CIMB Foundation as title sponsors for Asian Junior Team Championships.

PETALING JAYA: The emergence of up-and-coming national junior squash players has given the Squash Racquets Association of Malaysia (SRAM) some breathing space in the long run.

Word is out that CIMB, long-time partners of SRAM since 2006, have already pulled out significant sponsorships, with the KL Open already off the professional squash tour calendar.

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