Asian Junior Squash prove success is not guaranteed


Malaysia's Eng Eain Yow plays againts Jordan's Mohammad Al-Sarraj during their men under-19 Semifinal match in the Squash 23rd Asian Junior Individual Championship at Bukit Jalil. Al-Sarraj won 7-11 6-11 12-10 13-11 11-8 AZHAR MAHFOF/The Star (22/9/2016)

PETALING JAYA: It was a mixed outing for hosts Malaysia despite winning four titles at the Asian Junior Squash Championships.

The Malaysian girls were the toast with S. Sivasangari leading the way by capturing the Under-19 crown. Aifa Azman (Under-15) and her sister Aira (Under-13) were the other winners.

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