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Jonathan White

Friday is day three of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games and the events are now coming thick and fast for the Hong Kong team.
The day’s action includes the wheelchair fencing women’s team épée event, which Hong Kong came home from Rio 2016 with a silver medal in, and hopes are high for another medal again.
The team of Justine Charissa Ng, Chung Yuen-ping and Alison Yu Chui-yee have an early start on the piste in what could be a long day with the gold medal match in the evening.
There will also be medals decided in the pool again, where Hong Kong’s Tang Wai-lok and Chan Yui-lam are back after Wednesday’s first swims.
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On top of that there is also archery – with Ngai Ka-chuen getting his eye in – equestrian, where Natasha Tse Pui-ting and Fleur Schrader are in the mixed dressage and more pool table tennis matches for Ng Mui-wui and Wong Ting Ting.
Swimming
8.12am – Tang Wai-lok, men’s 200m freestyle S14 heats
8.20am – Chan Yui-lam, women’s 200m freestyle S14 heats
*4.28pm – Tang Wai-lok, men’s 200m freestyle S14 final
*4.35pm – Chan Yui-lam, women’s 200m freestyle S14 final
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Wheelchair fencing
8.30am – women’s team, épée team pools
10.30am – women’s team, épée team pools
12.30pm – women’s team, épée team pools
*2pm – women’s team, épée team semi-finals
*4.30pm – women’s team, épée team bronze-medal match
*6.30pm – women’s team, épée team final
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Table tennis
11.20am – Ng Mui-wui vs Krystyna Lysiak (Poland), women’s singles TT11 preliminaries
11.20am – Wong Ting-ting vs Kanami Furukawa (Japan), women’s singles TT11 preliminaries
Archery
1pm – Ngai Ka-chuen, men’s individual compound open ranking round
Equestrian
3pm – Natasha Tse Pui-ting, mixed dressage individual test grade I
6.14pm – Fleur Schrader, mixed dressage individual test grade III
All times Hong Kong and subject to change
*Contingent on qualification


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Hong Kong’s Yu Chui-yee in a Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games women’s individual épée category A round-of-16 duel against Nataliia Mandryk of Ukraine in Japan in August. Photo: Reuters

Hong Kong fencer Justine Charissa Ng in the women's individual epee category A last 16 game at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo in Japan in August. Photo: Hong Kong Paralympic Committee

Hong Kong fencer Alison Yu Chui-yee against Rong Jing of China in the women's individual epee category A quarter-final game at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo in August. Photo: Hong Kong Paralympic Committee

Hong Kong's Alison Yu Chui-yee in the women's individual epee category A group game at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games in the Makuhari Messe Hall in Tokyo in Japan in August. Photo: Hong Kong Paralympic Committee

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Hong Kong table tennis player Ng Mui-wui wins a game against Maki Ito of Japan in a group game at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games at the Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium. Photo: Hong Kong Paralympic Committee

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Hong Kong's Paralympic debutant Wong Ting-ting returns in a group game ralley against Lea Ferney of France at the Tokyo 2020 Games in Tokyo, Japan in August. Photo: Hong Kong Paralympic Committee

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Hong Kong's Chan Yui-lam finishes first in the women's 100m butterfly (S14) heat 1 at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games in the Tokyo Aquatics Centre in Japan in August. Photo: Hong Kong Paralympic Committee

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Tang Wai-lok and Chan Yui-lam back in the pool as archer Ngai Ka-chuen and equestrian riders get in on the act
Justine Charissa Ng, Chung Yuen-ping and Alison Yu Chui-yee look to replicate épée team silver of Rio 2016



Justine Charissa Ng, Chung Yuen-ping and Alison Yu Chui-yee look to replicate épée team silver of Rio 2016 while Tang Wai-lok and Chan Yui-lam are back in the pool.


Tokyo Paralympics day three – Hong Kong aim for wheelchair fencing and swimming medals

Tang Wai-lok and Chan Yui-lam back in the pool as archer Ngai Ka-chuen and equestrian riders get in on the act Justine Charissa Ng, Chung Yuen-ping and Alison Yu Chui-yee look to replicate épée team silver of Rio 2016

Tang Wai-lok and Chan Yui-lam back in the pool as archer Ngai Ka-chuen and equestrian riders get in on the act

Justine Charissa Ng, Chung Yuen-ping and Alison Yu Chui-yee look to replicate épée team silver of Rio 2016