Malaysia's Eain and Sivasangari book LA28 Olympics berth with Asian Games gold
The top-seeded pair defended their Asian Games squash titles, becoming the first players to qualify for the Los Angeles Games.
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Malaysian squash players Eain and Sivasangari won Asian Games gold, securing qualification for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics, according to a report by Al Jazeera.
The top-seeded pair defended their Asian Games squash titles, becoming the first squash players to qualify for the LA28 Games, the report said.
No further details of the tournament, match scores or the specific event categories were included in the report.
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- Malaysia’s Eain, Sivasangari book LA28 Olympics berth with Asian Games gold — Al Jazeera — All
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