Defending champion Marcos Baghdatis and top seed Tommy Robredo both advanced to the third round of the China Open with straight-set victories yesterday but a withdrawal of women's world No 1 Justine Henin disappointed fans and organizers.
WUHAN: China signalled its World Cup intent with a fighting 3-2 defeat of tricky European side Denmark as former champion Norway came from behind to beat Canada 2-1 yesterday.
STUTTGART: Chinese gymnasts faltered at the last hurdle of the Stuttgart World Gymnastic Championships on Sunday, seizing just one silver medal on the last day of the meet.
Fernando Gonzalez bought a jade stone for some much-needed luck in Beijing - and that's exactly what it brought him on the first day of the China Open.
SHANGHAI: Defending champion Germany kicked off the fifth women's World Cup on Monday with a stunning 11-0 demolition of Argentina - the biggest rout in the tournament's history.
MEXICO CITY: Chinese Olympic champion Guo Jingjing told a Mexico City press conference on Wednesday that good state planning was responsible for the success of the nation's divers.
China's women's soccer team is now in full swing for the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup after a morale boosting drubbing of Hungary in its final warm-up match on Wednesday.
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