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NATIONAL No 1 Low Wee Wern believes the women’s squash scene is set for a change following the retirement of Egyptian World No 1 Raneem El Welily.
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NATIONAL No 1 Low Wee Wern believes the women’s squash scene is set for a change following the retirement of Egyptian World No 1 Raneem El Welily.
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Way back when Sharon....
The lady in the middle 'used' to wallop these girls😜 @WeeWernLow @NicolDavid @ASTROARENA pic.twitter.com/9AIdBNjp6c
— Sharon Wee (@wee_sharon) December 2, 2014
Happy Birthday @NicolDavid ! Such an inspiration, you legend! :) It's an honor to have you as a teammate & friend! :) pic.twitter.com/zwyCLgK95k
— Wee Wern Low (@WeeWernLow) August 25, 2014
Wee Wern:
Lost out to Laura Massaro in the Quarterfinals yesterday. Good news is that I am recovering from my… http://t.co/30JiGekk1G
— Wee Wern Low (@WeeWernLow) 26 Juillet 2014