Stalled NDO project gets off the ground


PETALING JAYA: Squash legend Nicol David’s dream project NDO (Nicol David Organisation), geared towards producing future talents, became a reality yesterday after a three-year wait.

The Covid-19 outbreak had delayed the eight-time world champion’s never-ending drive to serve the sport that made her a global superstar. And the event finally took place in grand fashion with the royal audience in attendance.

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