Now comes the real challenge


PETALING JAYA: Beating three of the top four ranked players in London will not be enough for Sivasangari – she has to consistently beat the world’s top 10 players.

That will be her real challenge, says national director of coaching S. Maniam said Sivasangari will have to keep striving for excellence after sensationally capturing the London Classic title.

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