Wade Ormsby celebrates winning the Hong Kong Open. The event had been due to take place in November, but was postponed because of the unrest. Photos: Dickson Lee Wade Ormsby celebrates winning the Hong Kong Open. The event had been due to take place in November, but was postponed because of the unrest. Photos: Dickson Lee
Wade Ormsby celebrates winning the Hong Kong Open. The event had been due to take place in November, but was postponed because of the unrest. Photos: Dickson Lee
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Let’s bring international sports events back to Hong Kong

  • Months of social unrest and now a deadly virus have forced the cancellation of a number of competitions, but their return would be the surest sign that the city is getting back to business

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Updated: 10:56pm, 26 Jan, 2020

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Wade Ormsby celebrates winning the Hong Kong Open. The event had been due to take place in November, but was postponed because of the unrest. Photos: Dickson Lee Wade Ormsby celebrates winning the Hong Kong Open. The event had been due to take place in November, but was postponed because of the unrest. Photos: Dickson Lee
Wade Ormsby celebrates winning the Hong Kong Open. The event had been due to take place in November, but was postponed because of the unrest. Photos: Dickson Lee
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