Sivasangari sends out positive messages after rise in world rankings

By T. AVINESHWARAN

Early breakthrough: Aira Azman upstaged second seed Salma El Tayeb of Egypt to win the Tunku Muhriz Trophy.

PETALING JAYA: You can’t keep a good woman down.

National squash player S. Sivasangari (pic) has finally sent out positive messages a week after being treated in the hospital following a road accident last Sunday, which had caused injuries to her head and spine.

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