Saudi Cup visitors come to see and be seen
RIYADH: Many eyes were on the thoroughbred racehorses as the annual Saudi Cup meeting began in Riyadh on Friday — but by no means all eyes.
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How a Saudi basketball coach is giving local talent a chance to shine
DUBAI: When Mohanned Shobain fell in love with basketball at the age of 15, little did he realize that it would become his full-time career. Nor could he have imagined that he would one day be coaching the next generation of Saudi stars and encouraging young women to take up what was until recently a male-dominated sport in the Kingdom.
Jubilant scenes as Scotland crush Colombia to reach Rugby World Cup and Wales opponents confirmed
Scotland have qualified for the Women's Rugby World Cup following a 59-3 victory over Colombia.
Novak Djokovic's vaccine stance defended by Felix Auger-Aliassime amid Indian Wells doubts
Peter Crouch discusses his work with Prince William
How can I watch Omloop Het Nieuwsblad 2022? Livestream details, key riders for Belgium classic
There’s a joke in the cycling community that the season does not start until Omloop is here – which is bad news if you are called Tadej Pogacar and currently tearing it up at the UAE Tour. After a long winter, the classics season gets underway on Saturday with the one-day curtain-raiser in Belgium. Ad/> Neither defending champion is back as Davide Ballerini and Anna van der Breggen are absent (the latter could be in the SD Worx team car), with both races to be held on the same day.
Canada's Shapovalov upset in Dubai semis; Russia's Rublev makes anti-war plea
Canada's Denis Shapovalov fell to Czech qualifier Jiri Vesely in a wild semifinal that saw all three sets go to tiebreaks on Friday at the Dubai Tennis Championships.
Russian Tennis Star Andrey Rublev Writes Anti-War Message On Camera Lens After Dubai Semi-Final Win
Andre Rublev has become the latest Russian sports star to voice his opposition to the invasion of Ukraine.
'No War Please' writes Rublev after win
Russian tennis player Andrey Rublev has made another plea for peace, writing "No War Please" on a TV camera lens moments after advancing to the final at the Dubai Championships.