Controversial South Korean swimmer Park Tae-hwan bounced back from his disappointing performance at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro by claiming the gold medal in the men’s 200 metres freestyle at the Asian Swimming Championships at the Tatsumi International Swimming Center in Tokyo. 

enough for the Olympic silver medal at Rio 2016 - to clinch the Asian title at the Wang Shun of China

meeting with Iran, who overcame Saudi Arabia 15-6.The other semi-final contest is due to be between China

the Kazakh outfit thrashed the Philippines 23-3.In the women’s event, which features a single group, China

Carolina Marin successfully progressed to the quarter-finals of the Badminton World Federation (BWF) China

Axelsen defeated Hong Kong's Hu Yun to reach the last eight of the men's singles competition of the China

games 21-15, 21-18.In the men's doubles competition the top seeded pair of Chai Biao and Hong Wei, of China

Lima 2019 television rights for all areas outside of the Americas have been granted to the Peruvian Olympic Committee (COP) to distribute in a landmark agreement designed to roll out coverage of the event across the world.

seen as a key way to raise the profile of the Games and to generate greater income.Markets in Europe, China

Prix of Figure Skating Series 2016-2017 season is due to take place this weekend with the Audi Cup of China

Marseille next month.Competition should come from 2016 World Championships bronze medallist Boyang Jin of China

and Dylan Moscovitch, will be hoping for another Grand Prix medal while Cheng Peng and Yang Jin of China

Hosts Japan ensured they finished the group stage of the men’s water polo competition with a 100 per cent record as they thrashed Saudi Arabia at the Asian Swimming Championships in Tokyo today.

commanding 22-3 triumph.Elsewhere, Kazakhstan’s unbeaten record came to an end as they lost 8-7 to China

Ratchanok Intanon were surprise casualties in the first round of the Badminton World Federation (BWF) China

Defending champions Serbia eased to victory as the International Swimming Federation (FINA) Water Polo World League began today with the first qualifying matches across Europe.

teams who progress from an Intercontinental Tournament.Serbia won the 2016 Super Final in Huizhou in China

will face a player from the host nation in the first round of the Badminton World Federation (BWF) China

Hosts Japan and Kazakhstan both claimed their second men's group stage wins as water polo action continued at the Asian Swimming Championships in Tokyo today.

Metropolitan Gymnasium's indoor pool.They added another Group B victory today, winning 10-3 against China

Japan enjoyed two crushing wins on home territory as water polo action begun the Asian Swimming Championships in Tokyo today.

de Janeiro after qualifying for the first time since Los Angeles 1984.In the other game in Group B, China

competition, Japan crushed Thailand 18-2 for an opening day success.Only one group is being contested, with China

The Badminton World Federation (BWF) has signed a deal which sees energy giant Total become an official sponsor of the Dubai World Superseries Finals until the end of next year.

and Uber Cup Finals and the Sudirman Cup.The company is also a partner of Superseries tournaments in China

China, England and Japan will all send teams to the new Nitro Athletics event in Melbourne which has

Having one team in Asia is good, but having two really strong Asian based teams in China and Japan participating

Olympic men's gold medallists and defending champions Serbia will again be the team to beat when the International Swimming Federation (FINA) Water Polo World League begins tomorrow.

Tournament which has also yet to be given a date or host.Serbia won the 2016 Super Final in Huizhou in China

All six Olympic medallists in singles will be in action at the Badminton World Federation (BWF) China

Sjinkie Knegt set a new world record at the Olympic Oval in Salt Lake City en-route to the 1500 metres title at the International Skating Union (ISU) Short Track World Cup.

Girard falling on the final lap, with the Canadian leading up until that point.It meant Tianyu Han of China

women took the 3,000m relay honours in 4:05.149, in front of The Netherlands, timed at 4:06.320, and China