Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
GulfWeekly has teamed up with Arsenal Soccer School Bahrain to launch the first national league competition for the kingdom's growing number of women footballers.
Another season of playing catch-up with the blistering pace of Sebastian Vettel's Red Bull looks on the cards for his rivals after a new era of Formula One failed to materialise at the weekend's Australian Grand Prix, writes Nick Mulvenney.
The Dilmun Stables held its fifth show jumping league event on Friday and moved to a morning slot to enable some of the riders to get home before Friday prayers.
Gulf Air-sponsored Queens Park Rangers' Arab midfielder Adel Taarabt has been named Football League Player of the Year.
HAS there ever been a more bizarre decision at a sports club (outside of Latin America) than the one taken by Fulham owner, Mohammed Al Fayed, to erect a statue of his friend, Michael Jackson, at the Craven Cottage Ground?
Four soccer-loving youngsters have won a prize free trip to participate in a competition to be staged at the Emirates Stadium, the home of Premiership-challengers, Arsenal.
After weeks of watching meaningless cricket at the ICC World Cup, one week of the quarter-finals has left me eagerly awaiting the semi-finals.
The Royal Golf Club's PGA teaching professional James Martin gives tips on hitting balls from a downhill lie
Scotland is widely acknowledged as the 'Home of Golf', but I don't think anyone would disagree that Scottish golf has been going through something of a lean spell.
Steve Wagstaff and David Wales won the eighth and final competition of the BMMI Shops Monday Madness Night Golf Series at the Royal Golf Club and the five points awarded was enough to make them the overall champions of the series' order of merit.
Perfect conditions paved the way for some excellent scores in the KTC Spring Medal played at Awali Golf Club on Friday. Ian Jennings from Saar recorded his first win having been a member at Awali for two years.
