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The latest news on Tang Chun-man, Hong Kong badminton player, including competition news and updates.
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Hong Kong pair’s Olympic medal push gets boost after Danish rivals withdraw

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Curse strikes again for badminton’s Tang and Tse in early World Tour Finals exit

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Hong Kong’s Tang and Tse handed tough start to badminton’s World Tour Finals

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