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Zheng Qinwen welcomed the WTA's decision to end its China boycott over concerns about Peng Shuai and the world number 25 said she is looking forward to showcasing her skills on home soil for the first time at Tour level.
Snooker is poised to return to mainland China for the first time since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, with the announcement of three tournaments for the 2023/4 season. China is a hotbed of snooker, with a host of players making their way into the professional ranks — including global superstar Ding Junhui. But the Asian swing was halted when Covid struck in the spring of 2020.
BEIJING: The new Chinese Super League season kicks off on Saturday (Apr 15) after three years of COVID-19 controls with tickets reportedly selling out in just five minutes for the biggest match of the opening weekend.
Indian Wells is often regarded as the biggest tournament of the tennis season outside the Grand Slams and season-ending finals – so why has it been so unpredictable in recent years? On the men’s side there have been five different champions in the last five editions, including Taylor Fritz in 2022 and Cameron Norrie in 2021, and on the women’s side there has not been a repeat winner since Martina Navratilova won back-to-back titles in 1990 and 1991. Ad That’s the longest streak without a repeat champion at a WTA 1000.
Chinese Super League clubs will be required to have a women's team as part of entry requirements to compete in the upcoming 2023 season, the country's soccer governing body (CFA) said on Thursday.
HONG KONG: Cristiano Ronaldo's headline-grabbing arrival at Al Nassr on a bumper pay deal captured global attention last month, but in an alternate world, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner may well have been destined for a move further east.
HONG KONG : Cristiano Ronaldo's headline-grabbing arrival at Al Nassr on a bumper pay deal captured global attention last month, but in an alternate world the five-time Ballon D'or winner may well have been destined for a move further east.
Former Chinese Super League (CSL) club Wuhan Yangtze River have ceased operations in the wake of their relegation from the top flight at the end of last season after a points deduction for non-payment of wages.