Rachel fancies chances of breaking into world’s top 30 by year end


Climbing up the ranks: Rachel Arnold (right) moved up to world No. 31 after a splendid performance at the Egyptian Open in Cairo last week where she reached the last 16.

PETALING JAYA: Rachel Arnold’s aim of breaking into the top 30 by the end of the year looks achievable as she has improved her world ranking to No. 31 this week.

The Malaysian, who was previously ranked No. 34, moved up by three rungs after a splendid performance at the Egyptian Open in Cairo last week where she reached the last 16.

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