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Squash is a perfect match for Syrian girl refugees in Jordan

<p>Syrian refugee Raghda Hasriyeh, 11, whacks a ball against the wall of a squash court as she practises in front of her parents in the Jordanian capital of Amman</p>

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Syrian refugee Raghda Hasriyeh, 11, whacks a ball against the wall of a squash court as she practises in front of her parents in the Jordanian capital of Amman. Along with a group of other young girls displaced by the war in their homeland she has been playing the sport for almost a year thanks to a US charity -- and now she dreams of taking on all-comers. "I love this sport. I train almost every day," Raghda said.

Syrian refugee Raghda Nizar Yusef Hasriyeh plays squash during a recent training session in Amman, Jordan. Pic/ AFP
Syrian refugee Raghda Nizar Yusef Hasriyeh plays squash during a recent training session in Amman, Jordan. Pic/ AFP

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