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Yi Wen retires from squash after 10 years with national team

Despite it being a tough decision, squash player Chan Yi Wen trusts that good opportunities lie ahead

Chan Yi Wen clinches spot in 2024 World Squash Championships after Asia Zone victory

It’s a dream come true for national female squash player Chan Yi Wen, who secured a slot for the 2024 World Squash Championships in Cairo, Egypt, next month after winning the Asia zone qualifiers here today.

Rising stars Sehveetrraa, Yi Wen secure spots in World Squash Championships

Malaysia clinched another spot in the World Squash Championships in May when two national women’s squash players disposed of their Hong Kong opponents to check into the final of the Asia Zone Qualifiers.

World Squash C’ship qualifiers: Sehveetrraa enters semis after remarkable display ousts second seed

National woman squash player Sehveetrraa Kumar achieved a remarkable milestone in her career when she stunned the tournament’s second seed, Akanksha Salunkhe, in the quarter-finals of the Asia zone qualifiers for the World Squash Championship held at the National Squash Centre, Jalan Duta, Kuala Lumpur today.

Asian World Championships qualifiers: Chan Yi Wen content after quashing Japan

Chan Yi Wen is happy with her win against Akari Midorikawa from Japan in the first round of the Asian World Championships qualifiers today.

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