Draw reveals fate for Chinese hopefuls as Zhao, bouncing back from the sport’s biggest match-fixing scandal, makes it through qualifying.
HK$180,000 bid buys Arena swimsuit and team cap Haughey wore to earn Hong Kong’s first Olympic medal in swimming.
Arsenal and AC Milan to play in Singapore days before Hong Kong festival, as cheaper tickets are snapped up for United’s match in May.
Singer Ricky Wilson happy to be ‘kind of the first’ as he praises the city’s tourist attractions after enjoying nightlife and Disneyland.
1 Apr 2025 - 1:51PM videocam
From matches to music to the dos and don’ts at Kai Tak Stadium, here’s our handy guide to the event.
30 Mar 2025 - 7:30AM videocam
Check gate and kick-off times, public transport info and Kai Tak Stadium’s prohibited items in our guide to the event.
29 Mar 2025 - 1:34PM videocam
Organisers hail ‘incredible milestone’ as event kicks off Kai Tak era with a record crowd, music and pyrotechnics.
28 Mar 2025 - 8:30AM videocam
From transport to who plays when and the dos and don’ts at Kai Tak Stadium, here’s our handy guide to the event.
29 Mar 2025 - 12:52PM videocam
The tournament’s new home at Kai Tak Stadium will make this the biggest edition in its 49-year history.
29 Mar 2025 - 12:50PM videocam
World Grand Prix drew at times sparse attendances to Kai Tak Arena, but organisers ‘confident and determined’ for the future.
Salah, Isak and Haaland discussed by our guest pundit for GW29, fresh from winning World Grand Prix at Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Arena.
Tournament’s losing finalist Stuart Bingham tells young local players that ‘one day they could be here playing in their hometown’.
11 Mar 2025 - 1:09AM videocam
Australia’s Neil Robertson claims trophy and HK$1.8 million winner’s cheque against Stuart Bingham at Kai Tak Arena.
Stuart Bingham upsets Hong Kong resident Judd Trump in semis, Neil Robertson edges Shaun Murphy – ruining his own hopes of watching LIV Golf.
Shaun Murphy also reaches last four at Kai Tak Arena by knocking out John Higgins, and Neil Robertson beats Xiao Guodong.
World Grand Prix livens up during Ding Junhui’s surprise loss, while Mark Selby, Neil Robertson praise new venue despite small early crowds.
6 Mar 2025 - 1:50AM videocam
Tournament organisers informed on Saturday that seven-time world champion O’Sullivan will not play in city this month.
Games end in glory for ‘Curling Pilipinas’ only two years after their federation was founded, but Hong Kong’s curlers just miss medal.
City’s men’s curlers were aiming to earn Hong Kong’s first ever Asian Winter Games medal.
Glory for speed skater Ning Zhongyan and freestyle skier Liu Mengting within minutes of one another in Harbin.
Passing on the leadership role does Nizakat’s batting no harm, yet East Africans have last laugh in one-day tri-series opener.
Club deny Winman CEO’s claim, made before his arrest over allegedly fabricated email – but La Liga teases ‘strong 2025 plans for Hong Kong’.
Trump follows fellow snooker star Ronnie O’Sullivan in becoming a resident of the city via Quality Migrant Admission Scheme.
Sport’s rulers officially release details of World Grand Prix, to be staged in March in ‘world-class’ arena at new Kai Tak Sports Park.
Qin Haiyang, Kaylee McKeown, Leon Marchand also set to swim in three-part event in Shanghai, Incheon and Singapore.
Two contenders in England’s second tier test each other’s credentials, while Women’s T20 World Cup produces upset.
Spurs’ and Chelsea’s European adventures and the start of the Women’s T20 World Cup also feature.
Contrasting fortunes for city’s teams against China in the series’ first leg in Incheon.
Sixes and fours account for most of Ravija Sandaruwan’s stunning century in the series decider in Kuala Lumpur.
Pole vaulter electrifies Stade de France, where there is also a rare medal for China, but Hong Kong’s genuine podium hope is extinguished.