Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Small-town girl Shivani Mishra is finally making her mark in the world of cricket after being stumped by tradition in her earlier quest for a sporting chance.
With the euphoria surrounding another magnificent Ryder Cup still ringing in the ears and the publicity it generates, a new crop of exciting young players on the world stage, and the re-emergence of the game as an Olympic sport in 2016, the sport of golf is a powerful tool on many fronts and using the game to raise funds and awareness of charitable organisations is certainly one of them.
HONOURS were even when the high-flying Saar Eagles took on title challengers Royal Riffa 'Wee Monty' in a thrilling Gulf Weekly Eight-a-Side Expat League encounter, writes Mai Al Khatib.
Motorsport fans are being urged to snap up cut-price tickets to next year's Formula One Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix which kick starts the season's 20-race 2011 calendar.
Fernando Alonso could take his third Formula One title in Brazil next week but neither Ferrari nor his rivals expect that to happen after a weekend win in South Korea that owed more to luck than strategy, writes Alan Baldwin.
This week, I would like you to share in the adventures of five lucky ladies who went away for a weekend never to be forgotten. The Dilmun 5 - Lisa, Mel, Andrea, Sam and Fran travelled to Jordan to experience some real desert riding and Bedouin-style life, writes Helen Blake.
