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The 18th edition of the biennial Asian Squash Championships will be held in Kuwait from the 1st to 5th of May. Hong Kong's Annie Au Wing-chi is the reigning women's champion, having won in Islambad in 2013.
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The 18th edition of the biennial Asian Squash Championships will be held in Kuwait from the 1st to 5th of May. Hong Kong's Annie Au Wing-chi is the reigning women's champion, having won in Islambad in 2013.
- Hong Kong are without a number of stars who retired last year, including former women’s top 10 player Annie Au
- Both teams face India in the semi-finals, with the women being slight favourites while the men go in as underdogs
The 18-year-old shows her potential by beating senior players on her way to winning the home tournament, while Yip Tsz-fung snatches the men’s title.
The 18-year-old shows her potential by beating senior players on her way to winning the home tournament, while Yip Tsz-fung snatches the men’s title.
The newly added programme means five gold medals will be up for grabs, along with two singles and two team events, at the region’s biggest multi-sport games.
The newly added programme means five gold medals will be up for grabs, along with two singles and two team events, at the region’s biggest multi-sport games.
Carrying two heavy trophies from the Asian Individual Championships on arriving at Chek Lap Kok airport on Wednesday night, Hong Kong squash star Annie Au Wing-chi found it impossible to go home by public transport - the way she normally does.
Carrying two heavy trophies from the Asian Individual Championships on arriving at Chek Lap Kok airport on Wednesday night, Hong Kong squash star Annie Au Wing-chi found it impossible to go home by public transport - the way she normally does.
Leo Au Chun-ming upset the form book to win men’s title in Kuwait, while older sister pushes Nicol David all the way
Leo Au Chun-ming upset the form book to win men’s title in Kuwait, while older sister pushes Nicol David all the way
Hong Kong's men have been conspicuous by their absence from the podium at the Asian Individual Championships for nearly two decades, but there is renewed hope the situation is about to change.
Hong Kong's men have been conspicuous by their absence from the podium at the Asian Individual Championships for nearly two decades, but there is renewed hope the situation is about to change.