Esther confident of regaining fitness ahead of World Cup


Slow and steady: Esther Cheah has started light training after a six-month break following a knee surgery.

PETALING JAYA: It is never easy to start all over again but Esther Cheah is willing to give it a shot.

The 36-year-old bowler has been itching to compete in official championships as it has been three years since her last appearance in the 2019 Philippines SEA Games.

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