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Hong Kong delivered a WTT Finals debut “beyond my expectations”, the head of the game’s governing body said, as the year-end tournament wrapped up on Sunday. Steve Dainton, the World Table Tennis CEO, believed the city had the potential to host an “even better” event when it returned to Hong Kong in 12 months. Even the withdrawals through injury of Chinese world No 1s Wang Chuqi...

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Ticket touts have been operating freely at table tennis’ year-end finals in Hong Kong, charging fans extortionate sums to watch the world’s leading stars. Touts outside Hong Kong Coliseum were selling WTT Finals tickets at more than twice their original price, and buying tickets from exiting fans then reselling them, the Post found. The tournament concluded on Sunday evening. Sc...

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Jockey Club chief executive Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges said Sunday’s Longines Hong Kong International Races had been “one of the greatest days of Hong Kong racing”, despite a scary incident that saw a man run onto the Sha Tin track during the biggest race of the day. As the field for the HK$40 million Hong Kong Cup turned for home, a man ran onto the racetrack holding a sign. ...

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Wang Chuqin withdrew from the semi-finals of the WTT Finals on Sunday, the second world No 1 to pull out injured in the space of 24 hours, sparking concern among officials that there might be too many table tennis tournaments on the calendar. A day after women’s top seed Sun Yingsha forfeited her singles semi-final in Hong Kong, her compatriot followed suit before his final four...

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Tens of thousands of racing fans packed into Sha Tin on Sunday for the climax of the Longines Hong Kong International Races week, hoping to see stars like Romantic Warrior and Ka Ying Rising add to their storied reputations. Visitors from South Africa, Japan, Australia and mainland China mixed with celebrities such as Chinese actor Yu Shi and local dignitaries, all ready to witn...

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