Sanjay ready to dig deep Down Under to make up for pain in Canada


PETALING JAYA: Sanjay Jeeva cut a forlorn figure after his untimely first-round exit at the Canadian Open two weeks ago but the United States-based player is looking forward to better fortunes in the Australian Open in Sydney from March 20-25.

Based in Connecticut, world No. 87 Sanjay received a boost after he was included under the Podium programme late last year.

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