Chewing on lower seeding


PETALING JAYA: There is no Malaysian in the top four seeding in the squash events of the Birmingham Commonwealth Games but national head coach Ajaz Azmat feels that women’s pair Rachel Arnold-Aifa Azman should be ranked higher.

Rachel-Aifa are only ranked sixth where the top four seeds are world doubles winners Dipika Pallikal-Joshna Chinappa of India, Alison Waters-Sarah Jane Perry of England, Joelle King-Amanda Landers Murphy of New Zealand and Australians Rachael Grinham-Donna Lobban.

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