Tang Ming-hong has been a key member of the Hong Kong team over the years, winning a bronze medal at the 2014 Incheon Asian Games when he teamed up with Leo Au, Max Lee and Yip Tsz-fung, all have retired. He repeated the same feat in Hangzhou this summer as he and teammates Henry Leung, Alex Lau and Wong Chi-him also finished a joint third place in the men’s team after losing to Pakistan at the 2022 Asian Games. He also reached quarterfinals in the mixed doubles with Tong Tsz-wing but were denied a medal after losing to compatriots Wong Chi-him and Lee Ka-yi. He picked up his maiden PSA world tour title in 2016 after seeing off the more experienced Malaysian Elvinn Keo in an exciting five-game thriller in the final of the Old Chang Kee Marigold Singapore Open at Kallang Squash Centre. Two years later, Tang was the men’s champion at the Malaysian Sour Tour 4th leg before winning another title at the 2019 Coverstaff Recruitment Squash XL Open in Auckland, New Zealand as the second seed. Last year, Tang captured the title of the Setanta Edmonton Squash Club Open in Canada before snatching another victory on the home soil as he won the Hong Kong Squash PSA Challenge Cup following a straight set victory over Toufik Mekhalfi of France in March.