Raymond glad his children made careers out of squash


Acid test: Rachel Arnold (right) will be playing in the individual events where she faces a tough last-16 clash against Tesni Evans of Wales.

FORMER doubles international Raymond Arnold gave his children Timothy, Delia and Rachel the freedom to choose their careers and he’s happy he gave them the liberty to do so.

And as Raymond, 63, himself was a former national football goalkeeper and later a national squash player, it did not come as a surprise when all three of his children took up squash as their career paths.

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