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S Sivasangari gave the national squash camp double joy after securing her Olympic Games spot by defending her Asian Games gold medal against India’s Anahat Singh on Sunday (Sept 27).

Sivasangari’s victory also delivered Malaysia’s sixth gold medal in Japan, allowing the national contingent to achieve its gold medal target.

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00:01S Sivasangari gave Malaysia's squash camp double joy on Sunday, securing her Olympic
00:07Games spot after successfully defending her Asian Games women's singles title against
00:12India's Anahat Singh.
00:14The top seed dominated fourth seed Anahat 11-4, 11-4, 11-7 in just 24 minutes at the
00:22Nagoya Kinjofuto Arena to claim her second Asiad gold.
00:26The 27-year-old became the first player from the 16-player women's draw to book her ticket
00:32to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, where squash will make its Olympic debut.
00:38Her victory also gave Malaysia its sixth gold at the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games, helping the
00:44national contingent reach its gold medal target.
00:48Earlier, Aung Ayn Yao secured his Olympic spot after winning Malaysia's fifth gold by defeating
00:54India's Abhai Singh in the men's singles final.

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