Sivasangari holds court on emotional return in New York


Well done: S. Sivasangari receiving the Cornell ring from the university’s outgoing athletic director Andy Noel.

KUALA LUMPUR: Top national women’s squash player S. Sivasangari made an emotional return to the court when she played her first competitive match for Cornell University in New York.

Playing for the first time since suffering injuries in a car accident in June, the world No. 18 helped Cornell overcome University of Pennsylvania 6-3 in the Ivy Squash League.

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