Rachel surges up women's world squash rankings

PETALING JAYA: Rachel Arnold has made a career breakthrough in world squash after her victory in the China Open in Shanghai on Sunday (Nov 3).

The national No. 2 woman player rose 11 spots to world No. 19 following her success in the Silver level tournament in Shanghai.

It is the first time Rachel broke into the world's top 20 since turning professional in 2010.

The Kuala Lumpur-born Rachel thus surpasses her elder sister Delia, who was world No. 12 back in 2015.

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