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Champions Al-Ain drop points while Al-Jazira legend Ali Mabkhout shines in opening round of the UAE’s ADNOC Pro League

The opening round of the ADNOC Pro League saw Champions Al-Ain dramatically drop points at Ajman, while debutants Al-Bataeh shone as the 2022-23 season promised plenty of intrigue in the coming weeks and months. Bahrain winger Ali Madan’s fortunate strike saw Ajman hold the Boss to a 1-1 draw in Friday’s opener, with last term’s 26-goal leading scorer Kodjo Fo-Doh Laba also failing to convert a penalty deep into second-half injury time moments after VAR ruled out a winner for the hosts.

Al-Hilal’s revenge, Al-Shabab win: 5 things we learned from the second round of the ROSHN Saudi League

Two down, 28 to go. Arab News takes a look at five things learned from the second round of action this season in the ROSHN Saudi League.

Afsan Al-Khalediah claims King Faisal Cup in marquee event of Ta’if horseracing season

To the roar of Ta’if’s King Khaled Racetrack crowd, the 2022 King Faisal Arabian Horses Cup was claimed on Saturday evening by Afsan Al-Khalediah for Prince Khaled bin Sultan bin Abdulaziz’s Al-Khalediah Stables, finishing well ahead of contenders Modhishah and Malzaman.

UAE tops medal table on first day of AJP Tour UAE National Pro in Abu Dhabi

ABU DHABI: The UAE won the most medals on Saturday as the AJP Tour UAE National Pro kicked off at the Jiu-Jitsu Arena in Abu Dhabi with players from 50 nations representing different clubs and academies.

Split season makes American Dream a reality for players and clubs

The GAA summer transfer to the US of A has long held mutual appeal.

MLB roundup: Dylan Cease nearly throws no-hitter for ChiSox

Right-hander Dylan Cease pitched a one-hit shutout, falling one out short of a no-hitter, and Elvis Andrus launched a grand slam as the host Chicago White Sox routed the Minnesota Twins 13-0 on Saturday night.

Cameron Smith slips back at LIV Golf Boston, Dustin Johnson surges as Talor Gooch holds lead after round two

All eyes were on LIV Golf’s new recruit Cameron Smith, but he was put in the shade by Dustin Johnson, Talor Gooch and Joaquin Niemann at the Oaks Course in Boston. LIV chief Greg Norman hooked his big fish when unveiling the Open champion this week, and he made a fine start on Friday. Ad Despite carding two eagles on Friday, Smith was wayward off the tee and those issues cost him on Saturday.

Gooch grabs LIV Golf Boston lead over newcomer Niemann

NEW YORK: Talor Gooch rolled in a birdie bomb at the penultimate hole on Saturday to grab a one-stroke lead over Joaquin Niemann of Chile heading into the final round of the LIV Golf Invitational Boston. America’s Gooch, who had top-10 finishes in the first three events of the controversial Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series, had six birdies and a bogey in his five-under par 65 at International Golf Club and led the 48-man field on 12-under. Niemann, one of six new recruits for this week’s tournament — a group led by second-ranked British Open champion Cameron Smith — also had six birdies and a bogey in a 65 that put him 11-under.

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Champions Al-Ain drop points while Al-Jazira legend Ali Mabkhout shines in opening round of the UAE’s ADNOC Pro League

Al-Hilal’s revenge, Al-Shabab win: 5 things we learned from the second round of the ROSHN Saudi League

Afsan Al-Khalediah claims King Faisal Cup in marquee event of Ta’if horseracing season

UAE tops medal table on first day of AJP Tour UAE National Pro in Abu Dhabi

Split season makes American Dream a reality for players and clubs

MLB roundup: Dylan Cease nearly throws no-hitter for ChiSox

Cameron Smith slips back at LIV Golf Boston, Dustin Johnson surges as Talor Gooch holds lead after round two

Gooch grabs LIV Golf Boston lead over newcomer Niemann