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Jonathan White

The Paralympics moves on to day two of action in Tokyo and Hong Kong’s focus will shift to the Makuhari Messe Hall where the women’s wheelchair fencing gets under way.
Decorated Paralympians Alison Yu Chui-yee, Justine Charissa Ng and Chung Yuen-ping will all compete in the women’s epee indivdual categories, with the medals decided on the day.
Yu has 11 medals dating back to her Paralympic debut in Athens in 2004 and the 37-year-old took silver in Rio five years ago. While she said that she is not setting a target for herself in Tokyo, it is hard to look past one of the world’s best.
Aside from the fencing there’s also table tennis action from the Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, where Ng Mui-wui and Wong Ting Ting continue their pool stage matches.

Read on for the full schedule for day two of Tokyo 2020 and check back every day for Hong Kong’s Paralympic highlights.
All start times listed in Hong Kong time and subject to change.
Who are the Hong Kong athletes to watch at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics?
Wheelchair fencing
10.20am – Justine Charissa Ng and Alison Yu Chui-yee, women’s epee individual category A pool stage
10.20am – Chung Yuen-ping, women’s epee individual category B pool stage
*1.10pm – Justine Charissa Ng and Alison Yu Chui-yee, women’s epee individual category A round of 16
*1.10pm – Chung Yuen-ping, women’s epee individual category B round of 16
How to watch the Tokyo Paralympics in Hong Kong
*2.10pm – Justine Charissa Ng and Alison Yu Chui-yee, women’s epee individual category A quarter-finals
*2.10pm – Chung Yuen-ping, women’s epee individual category B quarter-finals
*4.30pm – Justine Charissa Ng and Alison Yu Chui-yee, women’s epee individual category A semi-finals
*4.30pm – Chung Yuen-ping, women’s epee individual category B semi-finals
Tokyo Paralympics: the athletes and teams to watch
*5.30pm – Justine Charissa Ng and Alison Yu Chui-yee, women’s epee individual category A bronze medal match
*5.30pm – Chung Yuen-ping, women’s epee individual category B bronze medal match
*7pm – Justine Charissa Ng and Alison Yu Chui-yee, women’s epee individual category A final
*7pm – Chung Yuen-ping, women’s epee individual category B final
Tokyo Paralympics: who are China’s athletes to watch?
Table tennis
11.20am –Ng Mui-wui vs Elena Prokofeva (Russian Paralympic Committee), women’s singles T11 preliminaries
11.20am –Wong Ting Ting vs Natalya Kosmina (Ukraine), women’s singles T11 preliminaries
*Later matches contingent on qualifying


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Hong Kong’s silver medallists in the team epee open at the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games, with Chan Yui-chong (front row left), Justine Charissa Ng (back row left) and Yu Chui-yee (2nd left back row). Photo: Handout

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Alison Yu Chui-yee, Justine Charissa Ng and Chung Yuen-ping chasing dreams in women’s individual epee
Table tennis continues with Ng Mui-wui and Wong Ting Ting in pool matches



Alison Yu Chui-yee, Justine Charissa Ng and Chung Yuen-ping chasing dreams in women’s individual epee while table tennis continues.


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Tokyo Paralympics day two schedule: Hong Kong eyes wheelchair fencing medals

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Alison Yu Chui-yee, Justine Charissa Ng and Chung Yuen-ping chasing dreams in women’s individual epee

Table tennis continues with Ng Mui-wui and Wong Ting Ting in pool matches