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Home>>Sports 11:26 Jul 03 2009 China's Li follows Peng to come Pole's casualty at Wimbledon Former Olympic doubles gold medalist Li Na came out the second Chinese casualty under Polish Agnieszka Radwanska as she was knocked out of Wimbledon in a third-round straight sets defeat on Saturday. IOC president Rogge launches table tennis meeting IOC President Jacques Rogge opened an almost eight hours session of the ITTF Executive Committee meeting in Lausanne, Switzerland on Friday and expressed his satisfaction of table tennis in the Olympics. German Steffen breaks women's 100m freestyle record Germany's double Olympic champion Britta Steffen broke the world record of the women's 100 meters freestyle here on Saturday. 　Football   　Basketball/volleyb.   • Palestinian, Chinese soccer teams to play in Beijing • Brazil's Ze Roberto joins Hamburg • Barcelona President wants to sign Valencia's Villa • Real Madrid's new signings mean difficult dressing room clearout • Rockets seek to sign Magic's Gortat • Shaq joins Cavaliers in Cleveland • Boozer, Okur set to stay with Jazz • Manchester United sign Ecuadorian player from Wigan 　Tennis/Golf   　Pingpang/Badmint   • Williams sisters reach Wimbledon final again • Federer advances into semifinals of Wembledon Open • Williams sisters into Wimbledon women's singles semis • Ivanovic sidelined for 1-2 weeks due to thigh injury • Chinese shuttlers shine in Philippine Badminton Open • Three Chinese shuttlers reach women's singles quarters of Philippine Open • Chinese shuttlers dominates men's singles quarters in Philippine Open • IOC president Rogge launches table tennis meeting 　Athletics   　Others   • Kenya's Kirwa seeks to change running style • Liu Xiang's absence a blow to China's Worlds hopes • Robles produces best 110m hurdles time of year • Liu Xiang's comeback still uncertain • "Magic Olympics" in Beijing to attract 2,300 magicians worldwide • Fencer Wang take China's first gold at Universiade 2009 • Universiade participant has swine flu • China sweeps top two in boys' air rifle in AYG 　Water Sports   　Motror/Cycling   • Italian Pellegrini sets new world record of 400 freestyle • German Steffen breaks women's 100m freestyle record • Phelps snatches personal best in 100m butterfly at Canada Cup • Phelps to swim in Montreal for US championships warm-up • Deal reached to avoid F1 breakaway • Vettel takes pole in F1 British GP • Martin wins stage, Valjavec leads overall at Tour of Switzerland • 5 cyclists to face doping charges

Features   The FIFA Women's World Cup China 2007 will be held in China from September 10 to 30, 2007.   The 24th Universiade Bangkok 2007 will be held from Aug. 8 to 18. A total of 236 gold medals will be produced.   The Asian Cup 2007 will be held from July 7 to July 29 at four different venues–Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and Vietam. 　Most popular • 10 weird facts about Michael Jackson • Shanghai hunts for overseas talent • Newspaper: Not time to spread 'China model' • China's GDP triggers hot discussion in Japan • China softening hardline stance on ore price 　Most Commented • British boy becomes father at 13 • 2009 Spring Festival • India's unwise military moves • Tamil protesters block major freeway in downtown Toronto • Don't hate the rich, be one of them

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