Nicol says high-riding Sivasangari a great role model


PETALING JAYA: S. Sivasangari’s current progress on the professional circuit has received the thumbs up from former squash queen Nicol David, who believes the young Malaysian is on the right track to become a top class player.

Sivasangari, 23, has shown marked improvement this year where she reached her first Professional Squash Association World Tour final at the Carol Weymuller Open in New York in April and advanced to the quarter-finals of a platinum event – the El Gouna International – in Egypt this week.

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