Inna Kryachko) 1134+31 Women's team 50m rifle 3 positions: Women's skeet: Monika Zemkova 96+5 Danka Barteková 96+4 Yu Xiumin 94 Women's team skeet: (Yu, Yang Jing, Lu Min) 204 (Elvira Akchurina, Zhaniya Aidarkhanova, Angelina Michshuk) 200 (Landysh Garaeva, Albina Shakirova, Anastasia Kitaeva) 197 Table tennis (CHN unless stated): Men's singles: Xu Xin Yan An Fang Bo & Kenji Matsudaira Women's singles: Rao Jingwen Fan Ying Ma Yuefei & Xiong Xinyun Taekwondo: Men's −54 kg: Jerranat Nakaviroj Hsu Chia-lin Erdal Aldemir & Park Yong-han Men's −68 kg: Kim Hun Samuel Morrison Idulio Islas & Cesar Mari Women's −46 kg: Anastasia Valueva Rukiye Yıldırım Liao Wei-chun & Itzel Adilene Manjarrez Bastidas Women's −57 kg: Marlène Harnois Hou Yuzhuo Ekaterina Musikhina & Kim So-hee Tennis: Men's doubles: Hsieh Cheng-peng/Lee Hsin-han Siarhei Betau/Aliaksander Bury Lim Yong-kyu/Seol Jae-min & David Estruch/Pablo-Manuel Montoro-Gimenez Women's doubles: Shuko Aoyama/Kotomi Takahata Guo Lu/Li Ting Valeria Pulido/Leticia Nazari & Kesnia Lykina/Marta Sirotkina Rugby union Tri Nations Series: Match 5: 18–5 Standings: New Zealand, 9 points (3 matches), South Africa 5 (4). Mid-year Tests, Week 7: 22–26 23–12 28–13 Volleyball FIVB World Grand Prix Third Round: (teams in bold advance to the final round) Pool I in Hong Kong: 3–1 3–1 Pool J in Hong Kong: 3–1 3–0 Pool K in Bangkok, Thailand: 3–0 1–3 Pool L in Tokyo, Japan: 3–2 3–0 Standings (after 8 matches): Brazil 24 points, Russia 21, United States 20, Serbia 17, Italy 16, Thailand, Japan 15, China 14, South Korea, Poland 13, Germany 7, Dominican Republic, Cuba 6, Argentina 4, Kazakhstan 1, Peru 0. Women's African Championship in Nairobi, Kenya: (teams in bold advance to the semifinals) Group A: 3–0 Standings (after 2 matches): Kenya, 4 points, Cameroon, 2. Group B: 3–1 2–3 Standings: Algeria 6 points (3 matches), , Tunisia 5 (3), Botswana 5 (4), Rwanda 3 (3). August 19, 2011 (Friday) Basketball FIBA Africa Championship in Antananarivo, Madagascar: Group A: 63–78 63–74 Standings (after 2 games): Nigeria 4 points, Mozambique, Mali 3, Madagascar 2. Group C: 65–87 75–82 Standings (after 2 games): Cameroon 4 points, Egypt, Côte d'Ivoire 3, South Africa 2. Canoeing Sprint World Championships in Szeged, Hungary: Men's Canoe: C–1 1000 m: Attila Vajda 4:04.749 David Cal 4:06.045 Vadim Menkov 4:08.151 Vajda wins the event for the second time. C–2 500 m: (Alexandru Dumitrescu, Victor Mihalachi) 1:45.524 (Sergiy Bezugliy, Maksym Prokopenko) 1:46.178 (Peter Kretschmer, Kurt Kuschela) 1:46.802 Dumitrescu and Mihalachi win the