Focus on retaining squash talents


MALAYSIAN squash received the best possible boost for the year by winning two titles at the recently-concluded British Junior Open in Sheffield.

For a nation that has long depended on Nicol David to bring glory on the international stage, this is a sign of good things to come.

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