KUALA LUMPUR: China's assault on the world badminton championships started yesterday in commanding style, with world No 4 Chen Jin demolishing his hapless opponent in 21 minutes.
MADRID: Real Madrid continued its makeover of the championship-winning squad when it unveiled Dutch duo Wesley Sneijder and Royston Drenthe at the Bernabeu on Monday.
LONDON: Kevin Pietersen's 10th test century helped England survive for a draw in the third test at The Oval on Monday against India, who still claimed a rare series victory outside Asia 1-0.
PARIS: English giants Arsenal and Liverpool face tricky away ties on Wednesday as they bid to join Europe's top 16 clubs in the group phase of the Champions League.
CINCINNATI: Russian Marat Safin believes it will take him a long time to get back to his best following a long-standing knee injury.
TULSA, Oklahoma: Tiger Woods crowned his year with a double serve of pleasure on Sunday - raising the US PGA Championship's Wanamaker Trophy and sharing the triumph of a major victory with his wife and their baby daughter.
LONDON: England striker Wayne Rooney suffered a hairline fracture of his left foot in Manchester United's 0-0 draw with Reading on Sunday, the Premier League champions announced.
MONTREAL: Novak Djokovic said his defet of world No 1 Roger Federer to win the Montreal Masters on Sunday was the greatest victory of his career.
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