
DOHA, Feb. 19 -- China's Li Ling cleared 4.70 meters for an Asian record in the women's pole vault at the Asian Indoor Championships here on Friday.(Photo:Xinhua/AFP)
DOHA, Feb. 19-- China's Li Ling cleared 4.70 meters for an Asian record in the women's pole vault at the Asian Indoor Championships here on Friday.
Li, the 26-year-old Asian champion, earlier held both Asian indoor and outdoor records of 4.51 meters and 4.66 meters respectively. And her winning 4.70 meters ranks ninth this season in the world.
"It is my first indoor campaign in 2016, I am satisified with the Asian record, and I hope for a better performance in the Portland Indoor World Championships," said Li, who ranked 9th in the Beijing World Championships last year at 4.60 meters.
Another Chinese Ren Mengxi, finished second.
![]() |
Day|Week
China releases HD true color images of lunar surface
To-be flight attendants undergo training at snow-covered field
Aerial photos taken on J-11 fighter
'Coldest town in China' — a fairyland you don't want to miss
Deep love for breathtaking Hainan
Beautiful Chinese tennis player Wang Qiang goes viral online
Minus 71 degrees! Coldest village on earth
Chinese pole dancing master opens class in Tianjin
The most beautiful town of snow in China
SWAT members hold romantic wedding in E China