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Simmi Chan Sin-yuk said her squash career was just getting started after she waved goodbye to her American student life and settled back in Hong Kong. The under-23 world championship runner-up in April, Chan exited the Milwaukee Hong Kong Squash Open on Wednesday after losing three tight games to world No 8 Tinne Gilis. Chan said she was “happy I got close and left it all out th...

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A relieved Patrick Lam Lap-shun delivered a flawless show jumping round in Thailand on Wednesday to surge from fourth to second and repeat his FEI Asian Championships individual eventing silver medal from 2019. One place outside the medal positions after the opening dressage on Monday and the cross country on Tuesday, Lam said his biggest goal had been to “jump clear and put the...

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England’s rising star Jonah Bryant said he was ready to take over the baton for a new generation of players after knocking out compatriot and former world champion Mohamed El Shorbagy at the Hong Kong Squash Open on Tuesday. Bryant, 20, recorded a 3-1 victory over the 34-year-old El Shorbagy in 50 minutes at Hong Kong Squash Centre to reach his third platinum quarter-finals this...

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The snooker fiasco that made Hong Kong and Kai Tak Arena the focus of global headlines for the wrong reasons in March will not happen again, organisers have told the Post, revealing a local curfew had been scrapped. Ahead of the World Grand Prix at the Kai Tak Sports Park venue in February, the company behind the event said multiple changes had been made, ensuring there would be...

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Hong Kong’s Henry Leung Chi-hin said he has had a “good start” with his new coach despite losing in straight games in the opening round of the Hong Kong Squash Open on Monday. Leung lost 11-8, 11-9, 11-8 in a tight battle with world No 13 Jonah Bryant, with the Briton advancing to the second round at the Hong Kong Squash Centre in 37 minutes. Despite his loss, Leung said he was ...

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