Si as an anode material for lithium-ion batteries has high theoretical capacity(3,580 mAhg-1), but Si has critical technical problems for its commercial such as poor cycle performance associated with severe volume changes during lithium insertion and desertion. In this work, we synthesized Si/SiOx nanospheres enveloped by reduced graphene oxide(rGO) shell layer using aerosol spray pyrolysis. Free void spaces between rGO envelop and Si/SiOx effectively accommodated the volume changes of silicon during cycle. Thus rGO wrapped SiOx nanospheres showed high reversible capacity of about 914 mAhg^-1 with excellent capacity retention up to 200 cycle. In the presentation, more detailed microstructural characterization and electrochemical properties of the rGO wrapped Si/SiOx nanosphere anode material will be discussed.