KUALA LUMPUR: Low Wee Wern will make her return at the British Open squash championships after a lapse of three years. If Wee Wern overcomes her hurdle, she will face another challenge in fifth seed Joelle King of New Zealand. Wee Wern, whose best outing in the British Open was the quarter-finals in 2014, said she did quite well in the last couple of tournaments and hopes to continue her good run in Hull. Asked about her draw, Wee Wern said that as she’s unseeded it would definitely be an uphill task even in the first round. “Hull is Fiona’s home ground and I’m sure she’s fired up,” said Wee Wern.

Source: The Star May 19, 2019 23:32 UTC