Squash star seeks new base to further lift his career


Great combo: Ng Eain Yow (second from left) with his teammates Syafiq Kamal (left), Addeen Idrakie and C. Ameeshenraj (right) after winning gold at the Asian Team Championships in Dalian on June 16.

PETALING JAYA: Ng Eain Yow has been training in Bristol for the last five years but the world No. 13 is seeking a new base in Britain, the United States or even in Egypt to notch his professional career up a few degrees.

Eain Yow, 25, had trained under University of West England (UWE) coach John Welton and under Elite Squash academy coach Hadrian Stiff during his semester breaks in Bristol.

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