Consistency the name of the game if Sangari is to go far in Chicago


Tough competitor: Sivasangari has proven that she can hold her own against higher-ranked players and beat them.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s top women’s squash player S. Sivasangari knows she needs consistency in her game in order to go up against the top players at the World Championships in Chicago starting tomorrow.

World No. 9 Sivasangari has proved in the past that she can hold her own against higher-ranked players and beat them, but being able to bring out that performance throughout the tournament is something she is still trying to figure out.

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