Taiwan In World Cup
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Taiwan Boxer, At Centre Of Olympics Gender Row, Quits World Boxing Cup Finals
It was to be Lin's first international competition since Paris, but she withdrew after World Boxing questioned her eligibility, Taiwan's Sports Administration said in a statement.
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China "Bullying", Taiwan Says Over Qatar World Cup Name Change
Taiwan accused China of "bullying" on Tuesday after the island's name ended up as "Chinese Taipei" on a FIFA World Cup fan identification card following multiple changes by organisers in Qatar.
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After Taiwan Objects, Qatar Changes Its Name On World Cup Form
FIFA World Cup host Qatar has rectified an online application form that listed Taiwan as part of China after Taipei lodged a protest.
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Table Tennis: Fourteen-Year-Old Takes on Elite at World Cup
Kanak Jha, world number 423 threatened a major upset when he took the first game of his first match against Taiwan's Chen Chien-An. But in the end he went down 13-11, 6-11, 5-11, 2-11, 6-11 to the world 22.
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Tseng, Park share LPGA Founders Cup lead
World number one Yani Tseng of Taiwan played a seven-hole stretch in seven-under on Thursday, her seven-under 65 giving her a share of the LPGA Founders Cup first-round lead with South Korean Hee Young Park.
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Taiwan Boxer, At Centre Of Olympics Gender Row, Quits World Boxing Cup Finals
It was to be Lin's first international competition since Paris, but she withdrew after World Boxing questioned her eligibility, Taiwan's Sports Administration said in a statement.
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China "Bullying", Taiwan Says Over Qatar World Cup Name Change
Taiwan accused China of "bullying" on Tuesday after the island's name ended up as "Chinese Taipei" on a FIFA World Cup fan identification card following multiple changes by organisers in Qatar.
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After Taiwan Objects, Qatar Changes Its Name On World Cup Form
FIFA World Cup host Qatar has rectified an online application form that listed Taiwan as part of China after Taipei lodged a protest.
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Table Tennis: Fourteen-Year-Old Takes on Elite at World Cup
Kanak Jha, world number 423 threatened a major upset when he took the first game of his first match against Taiwan's Chen Chien-An. But in the end he went down 13-11, 6-11, 5-11, 2-11, 6-11 to the world 22.
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Tseng, Park share LPGA Founders Cup lead
World number one Yani Tseng of Taiwan played a seven-hole stretch in seven-under on Thursday, her seven-under 65 giving her a share of the LPGA Founders Cup first-round lead with South Korean Hee Young Park.
