Hold on, Nicol’s not done yet


It's still early in the year and Nicol has vowed to return to winning ways in the British Open in May. - Filepic

GEORGE TOWN: Like it or not, the recently-concluded 29th Women’s World Championship was all about one player – world No. 1 Nicol David.

While it was unfortunate that Nicol fell at the semi-final hurdle, at least Penangites finally had the opportunity to watch their very own sporting icon in action at the highest level.

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