Eain Yow faces danger of being evicted early by landlord in World C’ships

By K.M. BOOPATHY

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia, if the draw of the World Championship is anything to go by, may have to wait longer to have a representative in the quarter-finals.

The players, led by world No. 23 Ng Eain Yow (pic), face a challenging path to glory in the tournament from May 2-11 in Chicago.

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