Sangari eyes revenge on close rival Amina and place in last four


Malaysia's S. Sivasangari defeated Japan's world N0. 7 Satomi Watanabe to reach the quarter-finals of the British Open squash championships for the first time.

PETALING JAYA: The Egyptian Open quarter-final clash today between S. Sivasangari (pic) and Amina Orfi promises more than just a place in the last four.

For Sivasangari, it is also a chance to exact revenge after a string of defeats to the rising Egyptian star.

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