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Viktor Axelsen becomes first Danish player to lift men’s singles title in city since Peter Gade in 1997. Han Yue confirms rising-star status.
Comments from team boss Alessandro Bravi appear to signal end to Chinese driver’s hopes of securing a seat for next season.
But home fans are able to cheer victories for the city’s Paris Olympians at Hong Kong Coliseum.
Zhao was one of 10 Chinese players suspended following an investigation into corruption in the sport.
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Branko Ivankovic says he saw signs for optimism in 2-1 defeat at home in World Cup qualifier.
Hassan Kadesh scores twice from corners to seal 2-1 win as China slip to another defeat.
The Post hosts the inaugural Hong Kong Sports Economy and Tourism Summit, looking at global trends and the challenges ahead.
The 39-year-old said he was proud of himself after vowing to ‘change the colour’ of his medal after picking up bronze in Tokyo 3 years ago
England’s Steve Lewton overcomes double-bogey on the last to win three-way play-off against Sampson Zheng, Aaron Wilkin.
The 31-year-old has been working with both senior sides since arriving in the city, and is expected to help women’s head coach Andy Vilk at the first leg of the series in South Korea.
Amanda Anisimova takes first set, before China’s gold medallist bounces back to reach second round.
Lydia Ko shoots three-under 69 to beat likes of Lila Vu, Nelly Korda and Yin Ruoning by two strokes at St Andrews.
Shin Ji-yai, who has won the tournament twice before, cards five-under 67 to take one-shot lead over defending champion Lilia Vu heading into the final round.
China’s Yin Ruoning shoots even par 72 to sit fourth on leaderboard, with American Nelly Korda opening up a 3-stroke lead after a 68. Defending champion Lilia Vu and Charley Hull at 5 under.
Chinese player admits to loss of motivation after losing in the final of the Australian Open at start of year.
Yin Ruoning cards 4-under-par 68 to end first round a stoke behind England’s Charley Hull at St Andrews.
Leading sports official calls for strong management of food, drugs and nutritional supplements to prevent ‘accidental consumption incidents’.
The 32-year-old will represent his home Zhejiang province at the National Summer Swimming Championships, which start on Sunday.
Chinese driver has 10 chances, starting with this weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix, to earn a fourth year at the top of motorsport.
Women’s team will take on Fiji, Madagascar and the Netherlands in Dubai for the right to play in next year’s tournament in England.
City also bolsters its presence on international tennis circuit by adding third professional tournament.
Athletes gather in Stade de France for music and speeches before China’s Sun Yingsha helps swimmer Leon Marchand extinguish Olympic flame.
US claim basketball and double 4x400m relay glory, while China win artistic swimming duet after clean sweeps in table tennis and diving.
US men disqualified from 4x100m relay as Canada triumph, after Chinese gold for men’s team table tennis and women’s 3m springboard diving.
Luo Shifang breaks two Olympic records to take gold in weightlifting, where there is also gold for Indonesia to add to its climbing triumph.
Li Fabin retains men’s 61kg crown before Hou Zhihui does likewise in the women’s 49kg, while in basketball, USA’s women beat Nigeria to reach semi-finals.
Yang Wenlu beaten to gold by Ireland’s Kellie Harrington, after men’s basketball reaches a critical stage with Team USA into semi-finals.
Viktor Axelsen claims badminton gold, Zou Jingyuan triumphs for China in men’s parallel bars and Hong Kong’s team table tennis hopes end.
Victory over Carlos Alcaraz gives Novak Djokovic the one prize he had never won, and Chinese Taipei retain badminton men’s doubles title.
Zheng Qinwen takes China’s first singles tennis gold, Chen Meng repeats table tennis glory, Sha’Carri Richardson beaten into silver in 100m.
