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Josh Ball
News Editor, Sport & Racing
A journalist for 25 years, Josh arrived in Hong Kong in March 2018 having spent the previous 10 years in Bermuda. He has worked all over the world in a variety of roles, while covering some of the biggest events in international news and sport.
CEO Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges predicts number of mainland travellers to races in city could double by 2030.
England captain Harry Kane is not happy with players who pulled out of the Nations League matches, and Claudio Ranieri is heading to Roma.
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Top-flight Argentina club Deportivo Riestra fielded a YouTuber in a real game, while Jake Paul’s ‘fight’ with Mike Tyson is days away.
English referee suspended over social media rant at ‘arrogant’ Klopp as football prepares for return of Nations League.
Pep Guardiola is in uncharted waters heading into the international break, while Australia have unearthed a new star in Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii.
Brazil full back Lucas Tranquez kicks 18 points as South Americans’ physicality proves too much for home side to handle.
Europe’s second and third-tier teams were in the spotlight on Thursday, while Zheng Qinwen found out her semi-final opponent at the WTA Finals.
Andrew Douglas names 6 forwards on his bench against a team that ‘loves the physicality of rugby’, with Josh Hrstich captaining from the pack.
The world of sport carries on as normal, which means Champions League, tennis, and a row over Olympic boxing gold medallist Imane Khelif.
Zheng Qinwen claims first career win over Elena Rybakina in Saudi Arabia, while Edu linked to job with Nottingham Forest owner.
Just 47 points now separate Max Verstappen and Lando Norris, and the pressure on the Red Bull driver is starting to tell.
The League Cup dominated proceedings overnight, and more important names were added to Manchester City’s ever-growing injury list.
The row over the Ballon d’Or continues to rumble on, while Manchester United are close to appointing Ruben Amorim.
Manchester City midfielder wins men’s award for first time, Barcelona’s Aitana Bonmati seals women’s trophy for second year running.
A draw in October does not seem like it would be fatal, but Arsenal’s recent history tells us a different story.
Late goals order of the day across Europe, except at the Bernabeu Stadium, where Real Madrid’s 42-game win streak came to a shuddering halt.
The second best striker in the Premier League plays for Nottingham Forest? Probably not, but Chris Wood is certainly in-form at the moment.
Spurs and Ajax also win as Europe’s second and third tiers take centre stage, while Saudi Arabia part ways with boss Roberto Mancini.
Only one player will earn a place with the LIV Golf League for the 2025 season at the promotions tournament in December.
Acrobatic effort takes Manchester City striker to 21 goals from 23 games in Europe for Premier League club.
While the Champions League dominates headlines in Europe and Asia, the NBA eyes expansion, and Australia cricket bosses get an unlikely offer.
Crystal Palace slump to yet another Premier League defeat making some unwanted history in the process, Neymar returns in nine-goal thriller.
Liverpool stay top of the Premier League, John Stones heads Manchester City to victory, and Max Verstappen gets the decision in Austin.
Journeyman Michael Maguire beats John Catlin in play-off to secure Black Mountain Championship in Thailand.
A pointless friendly, involving ageing footballers who will hobble around playing fancy passes as part of a corporate jolly to Asia.
Daniel Ricciardo’s last act in Formula One has led to a rule change, while New Zealand and Ireland are on a World Cup collision course.
Pierre-Henri Soero among early leaders at International Series event after shooting 8-under 64, Creator Classic winner Luke Kwon shoots 67.
South Africa’s richest man among those putting block on move by rugby bosses to cash in on Springboks, while Caitlin Clark makes more history.
