Wee Wern hoping to get back into the groove in Chicago

By AFTAR SINGH

KUALA LUMPUR: National woman squash player Low Wee Wern is not the type to let anything get her down.

Two first-round defeats last month have seen her slip two spots to No. 32 in the latest world ranking. Laura Massaro of England is still the world No. 1 while Malaysian squash queen Nicol David has moved up a spot to No. 2.

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