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Tiger at Ryder 'would be massive'

[2018-03-27 08:03]

VAL-D'ISE, France - European Ryder Cup captain Thomas Bjorn thinks having a rejuvenated Tiger Woods playing for the Americans against his team in Paris in September would be a "massive bonus" for golf.

Back to the drawing board

[2018-03-27 08:03]

Team China's chastening China Cup experience has been a rude awakening for the domestic game.

Some officials say it's time to rethink the ink

[2018-03-27 08:03]

The Chinese Football Association is remaining tight-lipped on reports that it is considering a ban on players displaying tattoos after members of the national team were apparently asked to cover up their body art during Thursday's 6-0 China Cup loss to Wales in Nanning.

Red Star women winning respect

[2018-03-27 08:03]

Falling just short of the championship in the world's top women's hockey league bodes well for Kunlun Red Star's ambition to build a competitive national team to represent China at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing.

All-conquering Anthony aiming to become true lord of the ring

[2018-03-26 07:29]

SHEFFIELD, England - If 2017 for Anthony Joshua was about becoming the world's No 1 heavyweight, 2018 is all about creating his legacy.

Germany struggling to find the Ilkay effect

[2018-03-26 07:29]

Many soccer experts agree that Ilkay Gundogan could be the decisive factor in Germany's bid to retain the World Cup this summer.

Putting some Finnish on China's chances

[2018-03-26 07:29]

There was no shortage of inspiration for invitees to Kunlun Red Star's inaugural evaluation camp for China's national men's hockey team, which wrapped up at Ao Zhong Ice Sports Club in Beijing last week.

Time for a more professional approach

[2018-03-26 07:29]

Let's hope Kunlun Red Star proves more adept at overseeing the development of China's national hockey teams than it is at organizing media conferences.

First blood to Vettel as Hamilton has day to forget

[2018-03-26 07:29]

Sebastian Vettel won a thrilling duel with world champion Lewis Hamilton to steal the season-opening Australian Formula One Grand Prix in Melbourne on Sunday.

Vast land, few people and reverence for Genghis Khan

[2018-03-24 06:53]

After a 15-hour overnight journey from Beijing onboard an olden-day green train, when a colleague and I arrived at a station in Dongsheng district of Ordos city on a weekday morning in early March, the air outside the railway premises felt cooler than the Chinese capital but not as cold as I had expected Inner Mongolia to be at such a time of the year.