Sai Hung ready to bury world championships failure in Penang


Malaysian Junior Open Squash Championship 2016 Boys Under-19 second round match Selangor Dheena Darshan Sivabalan (red) returning the ball to Kedah Ong Sai Hung (blue) in George Town, Penang. Star Pic by ASRI BIN ABDUL GHANI/ The Star / 24 August, 2016

GEORGE TOWN: National junior squash player Ong Sai Hung is eager to put the disappointment of the World Junior Championships behind him.

The 17-year-old from Kedah wants to win the Malaysian Junior Open Squash Championships 2016 boys’ Under-19 title at the Nicol David International Squash Centre in Penang this week to heal his sorrow.

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