SRAM hope Rachel will step up in Birmingham


PUTRAJAYA: It is time for Rachel Arnold to step up to the plate.

With S. Sivasangari out of next month’s Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the mandate has been given to Rachel to deliver, said Squash Racquets Association of Malaysia (SRAM) president Gerard Monteiro.

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