() 82h 48' 43" (2) Fränk Schleck () + 53" (3) Cadel Evans () + 57" Diving World Aquatics Championships in Shanghai, China: Men's 3 m springboard: He Chong 554.30 Ilya Zakharov 508.95 Evgeny Kuznetsov 493.55 He wins the event for the second successive time, and third world title overall. Golf Senior majors: The Senior Open Championship in Surrey, England: Leaderboard after second round: (T1) Mark Calcavecchia , Lee Rinker & Rod Spittle 137 (−7) Open water swimming World Aquatics Championships in Shanghai, China: Men's 5 km: Thomas Lurz 56:16.2 Spyridon Gianniotis 56:17.4 Evgeny Drattsev 56:18.5 Lurz wins the event for the fourth successive time, and fifth world title overall. Women's 5 km: Swann Oberson 1:00:39.7 Aurélie Muller 1:00:40.1 Ashley Twichell 1:00:40.2 Switzerland wins its first ever gold medal at a World Aquatics Championships. Snooker Australian Goldfields Open in Bendigo, Australia, quarter-finals: Matthew Selt 3–5 Shaun Murphy Mark Allen 3–5 Stuart Bingham Mark Selby 3–5 Ken Doherty Dominic Dale 4–5 Mark Williams Synchronized swimming World Aquatics Championships in Shanghai, China: Duet free routine: Natalia Ishchenko/Svetlana Romashina 98.200 points Jiang Tingting/Jiang Wenwen 96.810 Ona Carbonell/Andrea Fuentes 96.500 Ishchenko wins the event for the second successive time, and her fifth title of the championships and 14th world title overall. Romashina wins the event for the second successive time, and her third title of the championships and 10th world title overall. Water polo World Aquatics Championships in Shanghai, China (teams in bold advance to quarterfinals, teams in italic advance to playoff round): Men's tournament: Group A: 12–11 5–16 Final standings: Hungary 6 points, Montenegro 4, Spain 2, Kazakhstan 0. Group B: 12–9 14–10 Final standings: Serbia 6 points, Australia 4, Romania 2, China 0. Group C: 9–13 7–18 Final standings: Croatia 6 points, Canada 4, Japan 2, Brazil 0. Group D: 20–3 7–6 Final standings: Italy 6 points, Germany 4, United States 2, South Africa 0. July 21, 2011 (Thursday) Athletics European Junior Championships in Tallinn, Estonia: Men's 10,000m: Gabriel Navarro 30:02.18 Emmanuel Lejeune 31:35.19 Szymon Kulka 31:50.13 Men's shot put: Krzysztof Brzozowski 20.92m Daniele Secci 20.45m Christian Jagusch 19.80m Women's 10 km walk (all RUS): Elena Lashmanova 42:59.48 (WJR) Svetlana Vasileva 44:52.98 Anna Ermin 46:49.00 Cricket India in England: 1st Test in London, day 1: 127/2 (49.2 overs); . Cycling Grand Tours: Tour de France, Stage 18: Andy Schleck () 6h 07' 56" Fränk Schleck () + 2' 07" Cadel Evans ()