Building bigger and better games

OCA chief believes Asiad can become as highly respected as the Olympics

Volunteers' legacy to continue after Asiad

GUANGZHOU - The Asian Games volunteers are laying a foundation for voluntary work in Guangzhou after the event, said an organizing committee official.

Park continues dominance in pool

ROK Olympic champion on course for hat-trick of freestyle titles at asiad

Spectacular spills mar women's race

Huge crash at the velodrome leaves several riders injured

Asia's big hitters maul Mongolia

Japan pounds out 24 runs against undermanned novices

China's teen hot shot ties world record

Guangzhou - China has a new top gun.

China tables vengeance

Host paddlers punctuate supremacy by crushing archrivals in both men's and women's

'Frog King' Kitajima down, but not out

Fading four-time Olympic champion Kosuke Kitajima insists his defeat at the Asian Games was not in vain as a younger teammate took over the reins to spur Japan's gold medal hunt.

China media slams 'worst ever' team

China's media showered invective on its national soccer team on Tuesday, calling the 3-0 loss to the Republic of Korea a humiliating nightmare and labeling the team the worst in the nation's history.

Off track

'Horse-whistler' works urine magic

Heavenly hostesses light up the games

Champion Park ready to rock the pool

GUANGZHOU - World and Olympic champion Park Tae-hwan of the Republic of Korea (ROK) will lead a world-class field into the pool on Tuesday when he takes on the Chinese duo of Zhang Lin and upcoming Sun Yang in the men's 400m freestyle.