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Posted on 30/08/2021 by admin

Tokyo Paralympics: Hong Kong hopes alive as three boccia bowlers roll into quarters

Yeung Hiu-lam in BC2 and Vivian Lau Wai-yan in BC4 maintain perfect records with final group game victories at Tokyo Games, while Rio 2016 individual gold medallist Leung Yuk-wing joins them in medal …
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