Back-to-back titles for Rumford in China Open
Australia's Brett Rumford claimed his second win in eight days on the European Tour with victory in the Volvo China Open.
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Rumford on course for another win in China
Australia's Brett Rumford will take a one-shot lead into the final round of the Volvo China Open as he chases back-to-back wins on the European Tour.
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Ilonen shoots 63 to lead China Open by three
Australia's Brett Rumford remains in contention for back-to-back victories on the European Tour despite a late surge from Finland's Mikko Ilonen at the Volvo China Open.
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Derksen takes the lead at Volvo China Open
Holland's Robert-Jan Derksen claimed a two-shot lead over three of the European Tour's most in-form players after an historic first round of the Volvo China Open.
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Twelve-year-old to smash European Tour record
China's Ye Wo-cheng is set to become the youngest player in European Tour history when he tees off in the Volvo China Open on Thursday.
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Ferrari set early pace in Bahrain
Ferrari started practice for this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix as they concluded it in China with a one-two.
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Day amazed by Guan penalty
Australia's Jason Day took a one-shot lead into the third round of the 77th Masters today, and by doing so picked up thousands of new fans in China in particular.
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Rosberg keen to keep up China record
Nico Rosberg is hoping to again prove he is a 'Shanghai specialist' this weekend.
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14-year-old Guan to play at Masters
14-year-old Tianlang Guan of China is all set for his US Masters debut at Augusta
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Beckham's worth to PSG
The studio panel assess David Beckham's worth to PSG, and his chances of converting China to capitalism
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Irish women add Sevens Plate to silverware
Ireland marked their debut at an IRB Women's Sevens World Series event by winning the Plate final in Guangzhou, China over the weekend.
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Robertson wraps up victory in China Open
Neil Robertson took charge in the Bank of Beijing China Open final after opening up a 6-1 lead over Mark Selby in a drawn-out first session.
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Selby cruises into China Open final
Mark Selby built on his return to number one in the world rankings by hammering Shaun Murphy 6-2 to reach the final of the Bank of Beijing China Open.
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Selby sets up clash with Murphy
World number two Mark Selby will take on Shaun Murphy for a place in the final of the Beijing China Open after both men enjoyed contrasting victories in the last eight.
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Selby eases past Walden challenge
Mark Selby made light work of Ricky Walden to claim a place in the last eight of the China Open.
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Selby narrowly misses out on 147 break
Mark Selby today laughed off the missed black that denied him a 147 maximum break and a £23,500 bonus at the China Open.
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Walden too good for Doherty at China Open
Ken Doherty has lost out to to Ricky Walden on a 5-2 scoreline in the first round of the China Open.
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First round exits for Trump, Higgins & Ebdon
Judd Trump, John Higgins and defending champion Peter Ebdon all crashed out of the Bank of Beijing China Open in the first round today.
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Allen delighted with China win
Mark Allen tells Damien O'Meara that he is happy to be back to winning ways
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Allen retains Haikou World Open crown
Mark Allen retained his Haikou World Open crown by beating Matthew Stevens 10-4 in the final in China today.