Azlan’s going for another Asian Games tilt


Ex-national squash player Azlan Iskandar has been keeping himself fit and will try to make the Asian Games team one more time by attending the selection trials in Bukit Jalil on May 11 and 12.

KUALA LUMPUR: Former squash player Azlan Iskandar is definitely coming out of retirement to compete in the selection trials for the Incheon Asian Games.

The Sarawakian, who quit after the CIMB Kuala Lumpur Open in February 2012, will fight for the one remaining spot in the men’s team event with four other players. He will attend the trials on May 11-12 with Elvinn Keo, Sanjay Singh Chal, Valentino Bong and Mohd Addeen Idrakie.

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