World Cup and Olympic dual champion China crowned at the 2005 Asian Women's Volleyball Championship by beating Kazakhstan 3-0 on Thursday.

　　China, who won the title at 1979 and all since 1987, have been on the top of the Asian podium for the eleventh time.

　　China launched a brilliant attacking wave from the start of the first set with a 7-0 lead and extended the winning momentum to take the opener 25-18.

　　China had five aces, including Zhang Ping's three, in the first set.

　　Kazakhstan surged back strongly in the second set to claim 5-3 lead, but China gradually caught the short and ran off four straight points to conclude a 7-2 run that pushed China up at 20-13.

　　With Zhang Ping's powerful spike, China finished the second set 25-15 to made it two to nil.

　　Leading at 19-7 in the third set, China put on all substitutes.

　　But Kazakhstan then fought hard to stay in the game within a 7-1 run. Yelena Pavlova's attackings from right side destroyed the Chinese defense to help her side pull it back at 17-24.

　　However, a spiking of Ma Yuwen, a green hand of the Chinese team,secured set win and the title for China.

　　Early on Thursday, Japan defeated South Korea 3-0 to claim the bronze medal of the tournament.