Second seeds Malaysia eye upsets in Asian Team Championships


Top seeds: India’s Malaysian Open winner Saurav Ghosal will lead his team in the Asian Team Championships. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

PETALING JAYA: The 20th Asian Team Squash Championships finally gets under way today after being delayed for more than a year.

The Covid-19 pandemic certainly wreaked havoc on the international squash calendar with the Asian meet that was supposed to be held last year put on hold.

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