Malaysia's squash players aim to reach three Asian Games finals today
NAGOYA: While the action continues at the Asian Games today, the Malaysian contingent’s chances of getting more medals are somewhat limited as most of their athletes will be competing in only the early rounds of their events.
NAGOYA: Malaysia's squash players are aiming to reach three Asian Games finals today. The defending champions, S. Sivasangari in women's singles, Ng Eain Yow in men's singles, and Ameeshenraj Chandaran-Rachel Arnold in mixed doubles, will vie for a spot in their respective final events. Even if they don't make it to the finals, they are assured of at least a silver medal.
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