Sivasangari on course for maiden title (updated)


  • Squash
  • Saturday, 04 Jan 2014

End of the road: Darren Chan lost to Egypt's Mohamed El Gawarhy in four sets in the third round of the Under-19 category of the British Junior Open on Saturday. - SquashSite

PETALING JAYA: Promising squash talent S. Sivasangari kept alive her hopes of winning her first-ever British Junior Open title by storming into the Under-15 semi-finals in Sheffield on Saturday.


It was a superb performance by the young Kedahan, who is competing under the CIMB Foundation junior development programme.

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