Wee Wern to make last attempt to return from long layoff


Major struggle: Low Wee Wern’s (left) latest setback was a right knee injury where she went under the knife in September last year.

PETALING JAYA: Low Wee Wern, once regarded as the natural successor to squash legend Nicol David, will make a final attempt to return from a long layoff due to a knee surgery to resume her professional career.

Wee Wern, 32, was on he right track when she became the world No. 5 in October 2014 but injuries and surgeries to both knees had crippled her career for the last seven years.

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