Sivasangari through to third round despite first set scare


PETALING JAYA: The easiest time for slip-ups is when you’re on top of the world.

National squash player S. Sivasangari may have won her second-round Egyptian Open match against Eqypt’s Nadia Mahmoud yesterday but it was far from an easy win.

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