Wee Wern’s final op is last-ditch attempt to save her career


Get well soon: Low Wee Wern went for a surgery on her right knee in London last week after aggravating her posterolateral corner (PLC) while competing in the United States in July.

PETALING JAYA: Four surgeries in six years but a determined Low Wee Wern is still holding on to her squash career.

The 31-year-old went for a surgery on her right knee in London last week after aggravating her posterolateral corner (PLC) while competing in the United States in July.

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