Nicol to come out of retirement – to play against youngsters

KUALA LUMPUR: One can’t keep former squash ace Datuk Nicol David still for long – she is set to come out of retirement just to inspire more youngsters.

Bring back the Tour, say SRAM

KUALA LUMPUR: The 10-leg Malaysian Tour Squash Circuits was introduced in 2013 and was a huge success in providing exposure to up-and-coming players.

That’s why they Excel

The HM who set the stage for sports greats.

The Dream Remains for many squash starlets

KUALA LUMPUR: The “Dream Remains” – and it’s a dream come true for squash legend Datuk Nicol David.

Late-bloomer Sarah aims for top four

KUALA LUMPUR: There can be little doubt that when it comes to world popularity, tennis would be the winner among racquet sports. But world No. 8 squash player Sarah-Jane Perry has no regrets about turning away from tennis to pursue squash instead.

Little Doyce can rejoice

KUALA LUMPUR: Doyce Lee Ye San is only 12 – and teamed up just two months ago with Jessica Keng Jia Hui, 17.

Nicol’s a tough act to follow but Thanusaa’s game for the challenge

KUALA LUMPUR: Fourteen-year-old U. Tha­nusaa wants to follow in the footsteps of squash legend Nicol David.

A question of getting it right in sports

Tough without Nicol

PETALING JAYA: Low Wee Wern will have big shoes to fill with Nicol David no longer around to lead the national women’s squash team.

Nicol aims to make Malaysia a squash hub

EVEN with a record eight world titles under her belt, the now-retired squash legend Datuk Nicol Ann David still has some unfinished business in the sport.