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Squash

Gap remains, but future looks bright for juniors

By S. SAKTESH

From left: V. Haneesha, Doyce Lee, Harleein Tan, Whitney Isabelle Wilson. Credit - World Squash
From left: V. Haneesha, Doyce Lee, Harleein Tan, Whitney Isabelle Wilson. Credit - World Squash

PETALING JAYA: The gap in standard between the Malaysian and Egyptian players remains wide, but national coach Nafiizwan Adnan was still pleased with the performances of Whitney Isabelle Wilson and her teammates at the World Junior Team Championships.

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Squash , World Junior Team Championships , Canada , Malaysia

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