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New Indonesia head coach John Herdman calls on team to turn disappointment into success

New Indonesia head coach John Herdman has called on the country to harness the disappointment of previous failures to fuel ‌qualification for a first World Cup and to challenge for regional and continental titles. Herdman ‍was officially unveiled as Patrick Kluivert’s successor on Monday after the Dutchman parted company with the Indonesians following an unsuccessful attempt to ...


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Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon: defending champ Kipkemboi eyes course record, title

Reigning Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon champion Bethwell Kipkemboi is back in the city and determined not only to successfully defend his title on Sunday but also to break the course record. Kipkemboi, who claimed last year’s men’s marathon crown in two hours, 11 minutes and 13 seconds, has set his sights on surpassing the 2:09:20 mark set by fellow Kenyan Barnabas Kiptu...


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Anthony Joshua returns to gym following car crash that killed two of his close friends

Anthony Joshua has returned to the gym as he continues his recovery from a car crash which killed two of his close friends. The former world heavyweight champion was injured in the crash in Nigeria on December 29, which killed Sina Ghami and Latif “Latz” Ayodele. Joshua posted a video on Snapchat showing him working out, hitting pads, exercising and riding a stationary bike. One...


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World Snooker Grand Prix will have Kai Tak home until 2029, but will O’Sullivan ever come?

Snooker in Hong Kong will have a home at Kai Tak Arena for the next four years, organisers of the World Grand Prix said on Friday, although whether Ronnie O’Sullivan makes an appearance is still in doubt. The mercurial Englishman skipped last year’s tournament in the city, and although he is on the list of the top 32 players expected to compete at Hong Kong’s newest venue, he ha...


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City table tennis player Chan to compete in men’s doubles at Singapore Smash for first time

Hong Kong’s Baldwin Chan Ho-wah will take a step into the unknown next month at the Singapore Smash, when he competes in table tennis men’s doubles for the first time at the prestigious event. One half of the world’s top pairing, alongside compatriot Wong Chun-ting, Chan has only previously played in the singles competition at the city’s sports hub, The Kallang. The duo had a st...


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