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Jonathan White

Hong Kong archer Ngai Ka-chuen marked his Paralympic Games debut with a 30th-place finish in the men’s individual compound open.
Ngai scored 667 points from his 72 arrows to finish 38 points off China’s He Zihao in top spot.
The Chinese No 1 set a new Paralympic record at Tokyo’s Yumenoshima Ranking Field, beating the old mark of 687 points set by Turkey’s Bulent Korkmaz in Rio de Janeiro five years ago.
It was also just two points off Alberto Simonelli’s world record set in Dubai in April, 2019.
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Ngai hit 37 10s and 13 Xs during his debut Paralympics, which marked an improvement on his two career finishes in the World Championships.
At his worlds debut in 2017, Ngai finished 33rd in Beijing, before replicating that result in the Netherlands two years later.
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The 49-year-old took up para archery in 2009 and has achieved his dream of competing in these delayed Paralympic Games.
Ngai, who fires his arrows standing, was the 11th best standing archer in the open category that was dominated by wheelchair archers. The top eight scores were notched by athletes in wheelchairs.
The Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association’s three-time Outstanding Male Athlete Award for archery winner is in action again on Saturday morning.
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Ngai will be in the round of 32 elimination against Iraq’s Sulaiman Sulaiman at the same venue.
Sulaiman finished in 35th in the ranking event with 650 points.


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The 49-year-old betters his two 33rd place finishes at the World Championships with 667 in Tokyo
Takes on Iraq’s Sulaiman Sulaiman in Saturday’s head-to-head showdown at the Yumenoshima Ranking Field



The 49-year-old betters his two 33rd place finishes at the World Championships with 667 in Tokyo ahead of head-to-head showdown with Sulaiman Sulaiman at the Yumenoshima Ranking Field.


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