SRAM boss not alarmed by Eain Yow’s ranking drop


BUKIT JALIL: Ng Eain Yow’s (pic) recent slide in the world rankings has raised eyebrows, but the Squash Racquets Association of Malaysia (SRAM) are staying calm.

The national No. 1, who hit a career-high world No. 10 last year, has since dropped to No. 19 after a string of inconsistent results.

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