Nicol and Co stand a chance to win world team event


World No. 1 and seven-time world champion Nicol David (right) is still going strong despite turning 31 this year.

PETALING JAYA: The national women’s squash team will leave for Canada on Thursday in good spirits, knowing that it is probably their best chance to win the Women’s World Team Championship for the first time.

Malaysia have finished third in the last four editions of the biennial world teams – from 2006-2012, which is also their best achievement to date.

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