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<p>KUALA LUMPUR: To achieve something in life, you need to make sacrifices.
Yasshmita took a two-year break from studies to train in Cairo under top coaches, improving her world ranking from 84th to 54th.
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KUALA LUMPUR: To achieve something in life, you need to make sacrifices.
National squash player J. Yasshmita proved that nothing is impossible if you put your heart and soul into it.
It was not easy for her to juggle studies and competitive squash at the same time.
The Negri Sembilan player made a major decision in her life by taking a two-year break from studies to concentrate fully on squash.
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