Asian powers tighten grip on day two
LONDON (Reuters) - Asia's badminton powers flexed their muscles on day two of the London Games tournament on Sunday, as Britain's strongest medal hopes tearfully crashed out of contention. China's...
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Badminton: Asian powers tighten grip on day two
LONDON (Reuters) - Asia's badminton powers flexed their muscles on day two of the London Games tournament on Sunday, as Britain's strongest medal hopes tearfully crashed out of contention. China's...
Hidayat on track for Lin showdown
LONDON (Reuters) - Former Olympic champion Taufik Hidayat convincingly won his first round men's singles match to stay on a collision course with Chinese arch-rival Lin Dan as the London...
Hidayat on track for Lin showdown
LONDON (Reuters) - Former Olympic champion Taufik Hidayat convincingly won his first round men's singles match to stay on a collision course with Chinese arch-rival Lin Dan as the London...
Hidayat on track for Lin showdown
LONDON (Reuters) - Former Olympic champion Taufik Hidayat convincingly won his first round men's singles match to stay on a collision course with Chinese arch-rival Lin Dan as the London...
Hidayat on track for Lin showdown
LONDON (Reuters) - Former Olympic champion Taufik Hidayat convincingly won his first round men's singles match to stay on a collision course with Chinese arch-rival Lin Dan as the London...
Gade clings to elusive medal dream
LONDON (Reuters) - Former world number one Peter Gade has spent his entire career defying Asia's badminton titans and will drag his creaky 35-year-old body into a fourth Games at...
Gade clings to elusive medal dream
LONDON (Reuters) - Former world number one Peter Gade has spent his entire career defying Asia's badminton titans and will drag his creaky 35-year-old body into a fourth Games at...
“State property”: Memoirs of a top Chinese gymnast
BEIJING (Reuters) - All but a handful of China's 396 Olympians competing in London have qualified for the Games under the patronage of the country's monolithic Soviet-style sports system. Many...
Malaysia’s Lee says 90 percent fit for Games
LONDON (Reuters) - Malaysia's Lee Chong Wei, one of the few genuine threats to China's ambitions in the men's badminton, is still scrambling to be fit for his first-round match...