Eain Yow-Rachel will be charged up for doubles duty next


MALAYSIA’s campaign in the squash individual competition may have ended in the last eight but Ng Eain Yow and Rachel Arnold are determined to bounce back in the doubles which starts today.

Eain Yow had a gripping battle against second seed Joel Makin in what proved to be the longest match of the tournament as the Welshman secured a 11-4, 9-11, 11-3, 11-9 win in 98 minutes at the University of Birmingham Squash and Hockey Centre on Monday.

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