Sangari can’t take rising star Anahat lightly at London Classic


Ace in the making: Anahat Singh of India stunned Belgium’s world No. 8 Nele Gilis 13-11, 4-11, 11-8 in the second round of the London Classic.

PETALING JAYA: World No. 5 S. Sivasangari will need to be wary of the challenge coming from India’s rising star Anahat Singh at the London Classic as she seeks an early boost ahead of the Asian Games mission in Aichi-Nagoya later this month.

The top Malaysian women’s squash player took just 17 minutes to beat Egyptian world No. 32 Nardine Garas 11-5, 11-5 in the second round on Thursday.

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