Rachel feels positive despite all the negativesChristmas is a season to be merry and feeling good. Though this has been a pandemic year, national women’s squash player Rachel Arnold is glad to have experienced many positives even if she did not end her season on a high.
Malaysian squash achieve sweet double at Asian Team ChampionshipsKUALA LUMPUR: The experienced Ivan Yuen proved to be the toast of the men’s team as Malaysia grabbed a sensational double at the Asian Team Championships.
Wild card Aifa wins Malaysian OpenAIFA Azman completed her fairy tale run in the Malaysian Open with a flourish by winning the title yesterday.
Giant killersIT was a day of upsets as local challengers Aifa Azman and Rachel Arnold toppled seeded opponents to reach the Malaysian Open quarter-finals.
Exciting return of wall bashersTHE first of the Squash Racquets Association of Malaysia (SRAM)’s triple header, the Malaysian Open, has attracted a host of top international players.
Rachel ends Aifa’s winning streak for SRAM PSA 7 crownKUALA LUMPUR: Women's national No 2 Rachel Arnold brought out her A game as she denied Aifa Azman a chance to extend her winning run by clinching the SRAM PSA 7 squash championships on Tuesday.
Eain Yow, Rachel go down fighting in British OpenKUALA LUMPUR: It was a massive effort by both Ng Eain Yow and Rachel Arnold, but they just fell short in the third round of the British Open squash championship on Wednesday.
End game for all Malaysians at WorldsMalaysia’s challenge at the World Squash Championships fizzled out in the second round with the exits of all four players.
Rachel storms into World second roundWomen’s national No 3 Rachel Arnold roared to life as she stormed into the second round of the World Squash Championships in the United States.
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