Paul McNamara is a Senior Sports Reporter specializing in local sports coverage in China and Hong Kong. With a focus on tennis, Paul provides in-depth analysis and reports on tournaments, players, and emerging talents in the region. His articles can be found in publications such as South China Morning Post SCMP, Newswav, and Cigalah Group.
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Paul McNamara's focus is predominantly on sports, particularly tennis and related events in China and Hong Kong. He covers live events extensively as well as ongoing stories within the sport.
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By: Paul McNamara
Hong Kong face ‘physical' Fiji in Lautoka aiming for second straight victory and tri-nations tournament success
By: Paul McNamara
Hong Kong win mini-tournament on goal difference, unbeaten start for Westwood ahead of October meetings with Liechtenstein and Cambodia
By: Paul McNamara
Hong Kong win mini-tournament on goal difference, unbeaten start for new boss Westwood ahead of October clashes with Liechtenstein, Cambodia
By: Paul Mcnamara
Singaporean 27-year-old, aiming to recapture his world-champion form, will face Hong Kong’s Lee Cheuk-yiu in a first-round clash on Tuesday.
By: Paul McNamara
Rain intervenes in Hong Kong's must-win T20 World Cup qualifier, city team left to rue batting mess against Malaysia
By: Paul Mcnamara
Rain intervenes in Hong Kong’s must-win T20 World Cup qualifier, city team left to rue batting mess against Malaysia.
By: Paul McNamara
Danish two-time world champion begins bid for first Hong Kong Open title against home player Angus Ng on Wednesday
By: Paul Mcnamara
Danish two-time world champion begins bid for first Hong Kong Open title against home player Angus Ng on Wednesday.
By: Paul McNamara
The Dane and Singaporean, who are here for the Hong Kong Open, opened a window to seven students into life on the worldwide sporting circuit
By: Paul Mcnamara
The Dane and Singaporean, who are here for the Hong Kong Open, opened a window to seven students into life on the worldwide sporting circuit.
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