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Chris Gayle - Colin De-Grandhomme - Tim Southee - James Neesham - Mark Chapman - Cricket fever set to engulf Canada with Global T20 start - arabnews.com - Canada - Uae - Sri Lanka - Saudi Arabia - Pakistan

Cricket fever set to engulf Canada with Global T20 start

DUBAI: Some of cricket’s biggest superstars have arrived in Toronto to battle it out for Global T20 honors.

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Lionel Messi - Cristiano Ronaldo - Inter Miami - Al-Nassr garners major sponsorship from AROYA Cruises - arabnews.com - Portugal - county Miami - Saudi Arabia - Ivory Coast - Afghanistan

Al-Nassr garners major sponsorship from AROYA Cruises

JEDDAH: Al-Nassr Football Club has garnered a major three-year gold sponsorship deal with AROYA Cruises.

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Lionel Messi - Inter Miami - New strategy will improve SPL amid ‘spectacular interest’ globally, says interim CEO Saad Allazeez - arabnews.com - Saudi Arabia - Afghanistan

New strategy will improve SPL amid ‘spectacular interest’ globally, says interim CEO Saad Allazeez

RIYADH: The new Saudi Pro League strategy is about “more than simply bringing world class players” or “spending big amounts of money on players,” according to the competition’s interim CEO and Vice Chairman Saad Allazeez.

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Cristiano Ronaldo - Ruben Neves - Roberto Firmino - Marcelo Brozovic - Michael Emenalo: We want to make the SPL one of world's best, so we need the best players - thenationalnews.com - Saudi Arabia - Nigeria

Michael Emenalo: We want to make the SPL one of world's best, so we need the best players

Michael Emenalo, the new director of football at the Saudi Pro League, says his remit is to take the competition and performances on the pitch “to a different level”.

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Lionel Messi - Cristiano Ronaldo - Inter Miami - Michael Emenalo - Eden Park - Women’s World Cup security heightened ahead of opening match following deadly shooting in Auckland - arabnews.com - Norway - county Miami - New Zealand - Saudi Arabia - Ivory Coast - Afghanistan

Women’s World Cup security heightened ahead of opening match following deadly shooting in Auckland

AUCKLAND: Security will be heightened ahead of Thursday night’s opening Women’s World Cup game after a gunman killed two people at a downtown construction site in Auckland, roughly 12 hours ahead of co-host New Zealand’s match against Norway.

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Rory Macilroy - Tadej Pogacar - Carlos Rodriguez - Cameron Smith - Adam Yates - Simon Yates - Jonas Vingegaard - Vingegaard has Tour title in the bag after crushing Pogacar again - arabnews.com - France - Austria - Uae - Slovenia - Saudi Arabia - Afghanistan

Vingegaard has Tour title in the bag after crushing Pogacar again

COURCHEVEL FRANCE: Jonas Vingegaard climbed into a rock-solid lead in the Tour de France on Wednesday as his main rival Tadej Pogacar lost almost six minutes on the toughest climb on the 21 stages.

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Juergen Klopp - Jordan Henderson - Soal Henderson ke Al Ettifaq, Klopp Belum Mau Konfirmasi Apapun - sport.detik.com - Saudi Arabia - Jordan - Liverpool

Soal Henderson ke Al Ettifaq, Klopp Belum Mau Konfirmasi Apapun

Jordan Henderson selangkah lagi tinggalkan Liverpool untuk gabung Al Ettifaq. Ia pun tak diturunkan saat 'Si Merah' beruji coba lawan Karlsruher.

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Lionel Messi - Cristiano Ronaldo - Afghan players watch Morocco’s team practice for Women’s World Cup, hoping to get their chance - arabnews.com - Australia - county Miami - New Zealand - Morocco - Saudi Arabia - Ivory Coast - Afghanistan

Afghan players watch Morocco’s team practice for Women’s World Cup, hoping to get their chance

MELBOURNE: Over the next month, 32 national soccer teams will compete across Australia and New Zealand in the Women’s World Cup. A 33rd team — unofficial, by FIFA’s standards — will also be in Australia, but in the stands.

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