Psychologists help keep Ameeshenraj calm and composed


Ameeshenraj. Credit - WSF

WORKING with sports psychologists helped calm the nerves for national squash player C. Ameeshenraj after seeing his compatriots crash out at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games yesterday.

While Ameeshenraj and mixed doubles partner Rachel Arnold advanced into the semi-finals of the Asiad, their day started with witnessing top seeds Syafiq Kamal-Aifa Azman losing to eighth seeds Tang Ming Hong-Lee Ka Yi of Hong Kong just hours before their match.

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