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Randy Mak never thought he would get the chance to play ice hockey in front of his home fans; now the Hong Kong forward is out to turn that energy into gold. After silver for the city’s under-18 men and a promotion-winning title triumph for the women’s team, it is the turn of the senior men to compete in the third of the IIHF World Championships being held in Discovery Bay. Hong...

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A Hong Kong women’s table tennis team boasting three debutants has been handed the difficult task of trying to get through a tough group stage at this month’s World Team Table Tennis Championships in London. Apart from veteran Doo Hoi-kem, who is set to play in her sixth team world championship event, Pedrey Ng Wing-lam is the only other player with any experience of the tournam...

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Hong Kong table tennis star Doo Hoi-kem prepared for the coming World Team Table Tennis Championships with “positive impact” despite finishing second in two events at the World Table Tennis Contender Taiyuan event over the weekend. On Sunday, Doo and partner Ng Wing-lam, the tournament third seeds, lost 3-1 to China’s Shi Xunyao and Han Feier in the women’s doubles final. Facing...

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Singapore has gained a jump on Hong Kong in the race to produce elite gymnasts after a 17-year-old disaffected with her own stunted progress launched a “game-changing” training facility in the city. Born in Hong Kong, Riley Lee quit the sport at 14, two years after she had left for Singapore. “I was training 25 hours a week and it was the majority of my life, but it didn’t feel ...

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Bayern Munich and Aston Villa will bring the curtain down on a week of football in Hong Kong this summer, which will also feature English giants Manchester City and Chelsea, and Italian pair Inter Milan and Juventus. In a statement on Friday, the Bundesliga and Premier League sides said they would clash at Kai Tak Stadium on August 7. And while not officially confirmed, sources ...

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