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Lars Hamer
Verified
Sports Reporter, South China Morning Post
Guangzhou
Beats
Biography
Editor and freelance feature writer. See me in SCMP, CNN, SIxth Tone, That's Magazine and more.
Covers: Data visualisation data-driven stories stories relating to digital culture.
Entertainment, Gender
Content
By Lars Hamer Verified| South China Morning Post Verified Let us cut to the chase here: if you had followed my advice in the previous two FPL articles, you would have scored over 113 points from my tips alone. Building on the 63 points I scored in Gameweek 31, I bagged an additional 93 points in Double Gameweek 32, which concluded with Newcastle’s 5-0 demolishing of Crystal Palace on Wednesday night.
By Lars Hamer Verified| South China Morning Post Verified China’s world No 2 table tennis player Wang Chuqin scraped into the semi-finals at the ITTF Men’s and Women’s World Cup in Macau on Friday, shading a tough battle with Benedikt Duda 4-3. Wang and world No 17 Duda shared the first four games before the German appeared to gain momentum in the fifth when he took a 7-3 lead at the Galaxy Convention Centre. But Wang, who won Olympic mixed doubles gold last year with Sun Yingsha, rallied to rescue the game, not dropping another point as he took it 11-7.
By Lars Hamer Verified| South China Morning Post Verified China’s leading table tennis players wowed fans in Macau on Tuesday as several of them got their ITTF Men’s and Women’s World Cup off to a winning start. The tie of the evening saw women’s No 2 Wang Manyu rescue a win against Sweden’s Linda Bergstrom. Wang found herself 10-7 down in the fourth game before she came back to win it 12-10, taking the match 3-1. Earlier, men’s world No 2 Wang Chuqin recorded a more emphatic-looking winning scoreline in beating Aditya Sareen of Australia 4-0.
Company Info
South China Morning Post
The South China Morning Post (SCMP) is a prominent English-language news media company based in Hong Kong, established in 1903. It serves as the city's newspaper of record and aims to lead discussions about Hong Kong, Greater China, and Asia. SCMP operates in both digital and print formats, focusing on delivering accurate and in-depth journalism. SCMP has transformed into a multimedia organization with a strong digital presence, providing 24/7 news coverage through its website, mobile apps, and social media. It publishes a daily newspaper with a significant circulation and offers various magazines, including *Cosmopolitan* and *ELLE*. The company covers a wide range of topics, including business, politics, lifestyle, and technology, and employs advanced tools to enhance content accessibility. With offices in Hong Kong, mainland China, and the U.S., SCMP combines local insights with global perspectives, ensuring comprehensive reporting on regional and international issues.
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Founded: 1903