Eain Yow and Sangari out to face hotter challengers in semis


Showing finesse: Ng Eain Yow says his experience competing at the highest level gave him the advantage over Hong Kong’s Lau Tsz Kwan in the quarter-finals. — WSF
Showing finesse: Ng Eain Yow says his experience competing at the highest level gave him the advantage over Hong Kong’s Lau Tsz Kwan in the quarter-finals. — WSF

ASIAN Games defending champions Ng Eain Yow and S. Sivasangari are starting to feel the competition heat up in Japan after both squash players booked their spot in the semi-finals in Nagoya.

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