Rachel holds her nerve to end winless run against Sobhy


Breakthrough win: Rachel Arnold was glad that she did not make mistakes against Amanda Sobhy in the last two sets. – NSC

PETALING JAYA: There was no messing it up this time.

National squash player Rachel Arnold kept her composure when it mattered most to finally get the better of her nemesis Amanda Sobhy and storm into the Silicon Valley Open quarter-finals on Wednesday.

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