Champion sprinter Ka Ying Rising arrives in Australia ahead of The Everest defence
David Hayes couldn’t be happier with Ka Ying Rising after the champion sprinter arrived in Sydney on Monday to prepare to defend his crown in next month’s Group One The Everest (1,200m) at Randwick. T...
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Calmer Little Paradise set to launch Hong Kong Mile mission in Celebration Cup
Jimmy Ting Koon-ho is hopeful a more calm Little Paradise can prove himself as a top Group One Hong Kong Mile contender when he returns in Sunday’s Group Three Celebration Cup (1,400m) at Sha Tin. Las...
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Hong Kong triathlon star tempers Asian Games medal joy as he wrestles with individual blow
Oscar Coggins said he had “mixed feelings” after Hong Kong claimed Asian Games triathlon mixed-relay bronze on Monday, as the Tokyo Olympian wrestled with self-recriminations over his flat individual ...
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Asian Games, day 2: Yu Zidi takes gold, Haughey defends 200m title, Ho wins silver
China’s Yu Zidi added another Asian Games gold to an already glittering resume on Monday, after Siobhan Haughey had defended her 200m freestyle title and Ian Ho Yentou grabbed silver in a fast 50m rac...
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Hong Kong’s newest sporting star and heir to Cheung Ka-long throne set for Asian Games bow
Their adrenaline pumping in the immediate aftermath of competition, sportspeople can tend towards hyperbole. Mike Tyson took the biscuit, poleaxing Lou Savarese, then calling out future opponent Lenno...
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Asian Games 200m butterfly gold just the start for Chinese swimming sensation Yu Zidi, 13
The sky is the limit for Chinese swimming starlet Yu Zidi after the teenage girl stormed to her maiden Asian Games gold medal on her regional multi-sport games debut on Sunday. Yu powered to the women...
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Asian Games: Hong Kong women claim historic swim silver, Yu leads China domination
Hong Kong’s women made Asian Games history on Sunday, winning silver in the 4x100m freestyle relay, while China’s contingent dominated the day in the pool from start to finish. Olympian Siobhan Haughe...
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IOC president impressed by ‘beautiful’ Asian Games shipping container-style huts
IOC president Kirsty Coventry called the shipping container-style huts for Asian Games athletes “beautiful” on Sunday – but conceded they were “a little tighter” than similar accommodation at the Mila...
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Hong Kong’s Asian Games relay silver the big surprise on day when results went as expected
There was something almost inevitable about the way the first day of competition at the Asian Games in Japan unfolded on Sunday, and the only real surprise would have been finding someone surprised by...
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Hong Kong coach spells out big change needed after Fiji overpower city team
Tumua Ioane said Hong Kong would make tangible progress only when they had their sevens players available for major 15s tournaments, after his spirited team lost 54-26 to Fiji at Kai Tak Youth Sports ...
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Asian Games open with sparkling ceremony, message of unity following chaotic build-up
Organisers tried to put a chaotic build-up to the Asian Games behind them on Saturday with a sparkling opening ceremony in Nagoya, although not even an acrobatic aerial display by Japan’s Blue Impulse...
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Asian Games: from teen swimmers to titans of tennis, 5 stars set to shine in Japan
Any talk of potential success is almost done, early skirmishes are building to serious exchanges of fire and the first official day of Asian Games competition on Sunday will launch some to global star...
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Postcard from Nagoya: Asian Games opening hour nears, but teething problems remain
The Asian Games opening ceremony at Paloma Mizuho Stadium on Saturday will fire the starting gun on the first official days of competition in Nagoya and Tokyo, even if some athletes have already finis...
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Hong Kong cycling star Chloe Leung ready for race of truth in bid for Asian Games gold
After all the meticulous preparation, the talking and the injury frights, Chloe Leung Wing-yee is ready for the clock to start ticking on her race of truth in the remote hills of Shinshiro City on Sun...
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Chaos, tepid public interest at Asian Games so far, but things will heat up when it counts
The Asian Games open in Japan on Saturday, against a backdrop of complaints over athlete accommodation, venues that have leaked under record rainfall, and a host city still at odds with the Olympic Co...
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China table tennis stars describe Asian Games cruise ship living as a ‘unique’ experience
Just one day before the official opening of the Asian Games, chaotic accommodation arrangements have surfaced on the cruise ship hosting athletes in Nagoya, with Chinese table tennis stars including S...
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China emerges as key growth market for ICC in bid to expand cricket worldwide
China is emerging as a key target for growth as the International Cricket Council seeks new fans worldwide, its chief executive says. While South Asia accounts for about 90 per cent of cricket’s billi...
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Fok fudges but Hong Kong football chiefs appear ready to make Gianni Infantino their man
The local football association has planted its flag in the camp of Gianni Infantino, the embattled Fifa president who is expected in Hong Kong for the final of the second-tier Asean Cup on October 3. ...
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Hyrox Beijing athlete apologises to China, competitors after soiling herself
Australian athlete Joanna Wietrzyk has issued a public apology after soiling herself during Hyrox Beijing, admitting she should have stepped off the track while announcing her retroactive withdrawal f...
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Chinese star Zheng Qinwen gets massive show of sponsor support as she surges up rankings
Zheng Qinwen’s sponsors have proved even more excited than her long-awaiting fans, kicking off a new round of commercial campaigns to capitalise on her 69-spot surge to world No 52 after her comeback ...
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City tennis chief ‘quietly confident’ Alexandra Eala will play at Hong Kong Open
The city’s tennis chief is “quietly confident” that Filipino superstar Alexandra Eala, and fellow main attractions Paula Badosa and Diana Shanider, will show up for the 2026 Prudential Hong Kong Tenni...
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Hong Kong’s Cheung Ka-long ready to rise to challenge overcome by Djokovic, Guardiola
A big believer that elite sporting performance is entirely dictated by an athlete’s brain, Greg Koenig is busy convincing Cheung Ka-long that the Asian Games remain an important date in his calendar. ...
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AFC Champions League 2: Hong Kong champions Kitchee survive red card to make point
Kitchee survived playing the final 25 minutes with 10 men, after a debatable red card for captain Ruslan Mingazov, to draw 0-0 with Gangwon FC on Thursday night in their opening AFC Champions League 2...
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Asian Games: China athletes stuck at Nagoya airport with no food, way out for 7 hours
Athletes from multiple countries arriving in Japan for the 20th Asian Games were stranded at Nagoya airport because of a technical glitch, leaving some Chinese team members stuck for seven hours witho...
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Hong Kong give Yang, Sham honour of carrying city’s flag at Asian Games opening ceremony
The 20th Asian Games officially get under way in Japan on Saturday, and the honour of leading the Hong Kong delegation into the opening ceremony has been handed to Ivan Yang and Lydia Sham. At a welco...
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Hyrox Beijing athletes get full refund, new hygiene rule will allow competitors to be axed
Hyrox China has given full refunds to competitors affected by last weekend’s incident in Beijing, while the global governing body has updated its rule book to allow race directors to remove athletes i...
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Chinese runner becomes first athlete to complete 330km Tor des Géants in under 66 hours
Chinese runner Zhao Jiaju became the first athlete to complete the 330km Tor des Géants in under 66 hours on Wednesday, breaking the course record to claim victory in Italy using a “fragmented sleep” ...
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Hong Kong Premier League on up but Kitchee face AFC Champions League test against Koreans
Although he cheesed off some of his England players when he accused them of being “sloppy” and committing “lots of technical mistakes” following their World Cup quarter-final victory over Norway this ...
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Asian Games: when it starts, how to watch, what’s new, where Hong Kong could win gold
The Asian Games get officially under way on Saturday with the opening ceremony in Nagoya, although early rounds in several sports have already taken place. Hong Kong’s men began their football campaig...
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Douglas Whyte heaps praise on Zac Purton as pair collects race-to-race Happy Valley double
Douglas Whyte heaped praise on his former fierce rival Zac Purton after the nine-time champion jockey helped get his season up and running with a Happy Valley double on Wednesday night. Live Wire’s su...
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