Sai Hung wants to fly high with squash


Kedah squash player Ong Sai Hung (front), aspiring to be a pilot, beat Australia

KUALA LUMPUR: High-flying Ong Sai Hung not only wants to be a professional squash player but he also dreams of becoming a pilot.

The Form Three student of Bukit Jalil Sports School (BJSS) is on the right track to fulfil his dreams to turn pro in three years time after winning the boys’ Under-17 title in the REDtone National Junior Open squash championships at the National Squash Centre in Bukit Jalil.

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