Golf
-
For Tiger right now, Close is good enough
Still fighting to regain his standing, Woods grabs share of third in Abu Dhabi despite final-round struggle
-
Mustache power: Wagner wins Sony
Johnson Wagner was bursting with so much excitement about his game at the start of the year that his father jokingly asked if he was on speed.
-
China's golf evolution needs star power
Everybody knows that China is a fast-growing economic powerhouse. What's not so widely known is that it is about to become a golfing powerhouse as well.
Other Sports
-
Egypt probes violence amid new protests
Egypt's prosecution authorities began on Thursday an investigation into a deadly soccer riot which killed 74 and injured hundreds amid new protests against police.
-
Brazil preparations hit by strikes
Construction workers' strikes at Brazil's World Cup venues continue to plague preparations for the 2014 showpiece, with the northeastern city of Salvador hit by a stoppage in demand of improved wages.
-
Sutil calls lewis 'coward' after verdict
Adrian Sutil has slammed Britain's Formula One star Lewis Hamilton for failing to appear in court as the German was given an 18-month suspended sentence after being found guilty of grievous bodily harm.
Tackling football corruption
Tackling corruption will be an enduring and lasting task for Chinese football and other sports.
Anelka to play for Shanghai
Shanghai Shenhua football club have reached an agreement with Chelsea to sign French striker Nicolas Anelka on a two-year deal.
Int'l talent in Chinese soccer
The Chinese Super League experienced a season of excitement and surprises- in large part provided by international players.
2nd National Mind Sports Games
The Second National Mind Sports Games kicks off in Wuhan, capital city of Central China’s Hubei province, on Nov 8, 2011.
Fake prize gold
Zhuang Xiaoyan kept a gold beverage can as one of her most treasured things for 19 years before being told that her prize for winning the Olympic champion in 1992 was "fake gold".
Spotlight on youth soccer
What does the defeat really mean? And does the loss of two small school games against another country's sporting elite flag up a deeper problem with sport in China?
Egyptian coach, 3 players retire after riot
Three Egypt internationals and Al-Ahly players have retired from all soccer after witnessing the deadly clashes between fans at their league game against Al-Masry on Wednesday.
Egypt probes deadly soccer riot amid new protests
Timeline for main stadium tragedies
Hou makes history in women's chess
17-year-old Hou Yifan made history by beating the legendary and almost invincible Judit Polgar of Hungary, the strongest female player of all time, in round seven of the Gibraltar tournament.
Brazil's preparations hit by strikes
Construction workers' strikes at Brazil's World Cup venues continue to plague preparations for the 2014 showpiece, with the northeastern city of Salvador hit by a stoppage in demand of improved wages.
Ali's trainer Dundee dies
There was no way Angelo Dundee was going to miss Muhammad Ali's 70th birthday party.
Tennis
-
Wozniacki fires coach after losing No 1
Former world No 1 women's tennis player Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark has fired her coach, following the loss of her top ranking.
-
No time left for Nadal to wallow
Rafael Nadal said the Australian Open final was one of the best losses of his career.
-
Major shake-up in women's rankings
The status quo has been maintained at the top of the men's rankings after Djokovic's dramatic win over Nadal. The same isn't true on the women's tour.
China
-
Drogba shirt sealed, but no deal signed
Chelsea striker Didier Drogba will be given the No 11 shirt if he officially joins the Chinese soccer club Shanghai Shenhua, despite talks between the two sides still in deadlock.
-
World divas no silver bullet for China
Soccer may be among the most popular sports in China, but when it comes to tapping the country's multi-billion-dollar sports market, it hasn't been scoring well.
-
Most winning is happening off the court
There were a lot more disappointed Chinese fans watching the Australian Open this year. That's mostly because there've been a lot more Chinese fans watching in the first place.
Stars
Ali's trainer Dundee dies
There was no way Angelo Dundee was going to miss Muhammad Ali's 70th birthday party.
Hou Yifan concedes to Short but still makes history
Spot-fixer Amir out of jail after 3 months
Hamilton on track
Newspaper
China Daily
US Edition
European Edition
HK Edition
21st Century
Zhejiang Weekly PDF
Subscribe 




