Reaching world No. 1 before Olympics is possible for Sivasangari


NEWLY crowned Asian Games women’s singles squash champion S. Sivasangari has set her sights on becoming the world number one and winning Olympic gold after successfully defending her title in Nagoya.

The world No. 5 said her victory over India’s Anahat Singh in the final was especially meaningful as the achievement also secured her a ticket to the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.

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