NSTsports Sivasangari will now be spending the next five months in Malaysia as Cornell has also cancelled classes to combat the risk of exposure. squash
Instead, the Cornell University student now finds herself on a plane back to Malaysia after the PSA suspended all tournaments until April 27 in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
“Cornell is asking everyone to leave campus. All classes for the next semester will be conducted online,” explained the 21-year-old.It is certainly a disappointing outcome for the World No 43 who enjoyed a fine showing on the PSA Tour last year. The Kedah-born is, however, taking the disappointment in her stride as she believes it is better to stay safe than be sorry.
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