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Sairul the only survivor in Surabaya
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New Straits Times
08-30-2002
Sairul the only survivor in Surabaya
Byline: K.M. Boopathy
Edition: Main/Lifestyle; 2*
Section: Sport
SAIRUL Amar Ayub is the only Malaysian singles player left in the US$170,000 (RM646,000) Indonesian Open when he advanced to the quarterfinals in Surabaya yesterday.
Sairul beat Kenneth Jonassen of Denmark 15-8, 11-15, 15-7 in their third round match to stay in the hunt but veteran Ong Ewe Hock and Yeoh Ka...
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