Sanjay given green light to train


Sanjay Singh Chal (front) in a file photo. Given a clean bill of health, he will be going all out to win a spot in the Asian and Commonwealth Games teams.

PETALING JAYA: Two months ago, 19-year-old squash player Sanjay Singh Chal found himself at the crossroads of his fledgling career after being told he had an enlarged heart, which led to irregular heartbeats.

It was a cause for concern as heart attacks among young sportsmen are no longer a rarity and Sanjay was told to take some time out.

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