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Squash

Bittersweet triumph for Syafiq in Singapore

By T. RAHULESH
Dynamic duo: Mohd Syafiq Kamal and U. Thanussa posing with their trophies. — Squash Singapore

PETALING JAYA: Injuries can often dampen the celebrations of a victory – even if it was your opponent who got hurt.

National squash player Mohd Syafiq Kamal returned to the world’s top 100 after winning the Singapore Challenger on Sunday, but his triumph was overshadowed by compatriot Harith Daniel Jefri’s injury.

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Syafiq Kamal , Singapore Challenger , Harith Daniel Jefri , top 100 , Tuanku Mukriz Trophy , Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games , U. Thanussa , Malak El Maraghy , world No. 99 , doubles training

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