Sharon hopes to see junior-senior gap narrowed in squash


Sharon Wee gives the thumbs up to Malaysian junior squash players Jessica Keng and Ng Eain Yow after they returned from Britain as British Open champions in their age group in January. - The STAR Filepic

KUALA LUMPUR: Former international Sharon Wee’s Merdeka Day wish is to see the gap narrowed between the senior and junior squash players.

The 38-year-old Sharon was pleased to see Malaysia win six out of eight titles at stake in last week’s Asian Junior Championships in Teheran, Iran.

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