South Korea's national soccer team picks Son Jun-ho despite his detention in China
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For China’s male tennis players, signs of a new dawn at the French Open
Hemmed in between the French Open’s two showpiece arenas, Court No. 8 ranks among the smallest of the 18 clay courts at Roland Garros. On a sweltering Tuesday afternoon, the 350-seater venue was also among the loudest – courtesy of a smattering of flag-waving Chinese fans who tried their best to push Li Zheng, the world number 40, during her opening-round defeat.
One small step for Zhang, one giant leap for Chinese men's game
China has long been the sleeping giant of men's tennis but on Monday the giant stirred as Shanghai trailblazer Zhang Zhizhen advanced to the second round of the French Open.
Yao Ming steps down as head of Chinese Basketball Association - ESPN
BEIJING — Former Houston Rockets star Yao Ming has stepped down as head of China's struggling national basketball league.
4 Petarung Indonesia Siap Tempur di Road To UFC Season 2
Empat fighter Indonesia akan berjuang di Road To UFC Season 2 akhir pekan ini. Mereka akan berusaha mengikuti jejak Jeka Saragih.
Manchester United's transfers gives Erik ten Hag valuable lesson in hit-and-miss scenario
Manchester United have not made many forays into the loan market in the Premier League era.
Archery: Ojas Deotale, Jyothi Surekha Stun Mighty Koreans, Bag Successive World Cup Gold
Continuing its dream run, India's compound mixed team duo of Ojas Deotale and Jyothi Surekha Vennam on Saturday stunned heavyweights Korea to grab successive World Cup gold medals in Shanghai. After winning the World Cup Stage 1 gold in Antalya last month, the pair carried forward its new-found chemistry and shot with composure to pip the top-seeded Korean team 156-155. Both the Indian duo and the seasoned Korean pair of Kim Jongho and Oh Yoohyun shot identical 39s out of 40 in each of the first three ends.
Cambodia emerge from troubled past in hope of building football future
T he big European teams summer in Asia on a regular basis but never make it to Cambodia despite the fact that Phnom Penh is a more passionate football hotbed than sleek megacities such as Shanghai, Singapore and Seoul. Cambodia is, however, slowly emerging in football with big crowds, young talent and, just this month, the hosting of the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games. This mini-Olympics for a region of 650 million has been a sign that the country can not only stage major sporting events but can challenge bigger regional rivals such as Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia on the pitch too.