Winning world varsity team title a boost for Malaysian players


Sanjay Singh Chal (left) in action against Hong Kong's Wong Chi Him in the final of the World University Squash Championships team event. - Sam Tham/Star Publication

PETALING JAYA: The World University Squash Championships may not be of the same standard as the World Team Championships or even the Asian Games.

Yet, national coach Ong Beng Hee expects winning the world varsity team title to serve as a motivation for the Malaysian players, especially since they had to come from behind to beat top seeds Hong Kong 2-1 for the gold medal.

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