From near-fatal crash to Olympic ticket - Sivasangari writes her own script
NAGOYA: An injury mark across her forehead is a daily reminder of a near-fatal crash, but Malaysia’s S. Sivasangari seems to have erased that nightmare as she defended her Asian Games title on Sunday — also booking her ticket to the 2028 Los Angeles Games when squash makes its Olympic debut.
NAGOYA: Malaysia's squash star S. Sivasangari has triumphed over a devastating car crash that left her with life-altering injuries, emerging stronger to capture her second Asian Games gold medal. The 27-year-old athlete, who now qualifies for the 2028 Los Angeles Games, remains focused on her ultimate goal: becoming the world No. 1 squash player and the Olympic champion. Despite her harrowing journey, Sivasangari credits her resilience and unwavering determination for her remarkable recovery and success on the court.
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