Aifa can’t wait to be on tour with Asian junior champ Aira


Sibling power: Aira Azman (left) and her sister Aifa hope to one day play on the PSA circuit together so that they can progress faster.

PETALING JAYA: Aifa Azman just can’t wait to travel around the globe with her sister Aira, the Asian Junior Under-19 champion, and become established professionals.

Aifa, 20, has been playing on the Professional Squash Association (PSA) World Tour events for almost two years while Aira, who is also registered as a PSA player, has not become a full-time professional.

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