Sangari shows mental toughness to reach semis, secures career-high ranking


Comeback queen: S. Sivasangari fought back from two games down to secure the win, admitting she had to dig deep to turn the match around. – PSA Squash Tour

PETALING JAYA: Even when things look bleak, never count S. Sivasangari out.

The national squash ace produced a stellar comeback win at the Egyptian Open to enter the semi-finals of the diamond-level event for the first time as she defeated home player Fayrouz Aboelkheir on Tuesday.

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