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You would think that after running the gauntlet of a two-week 9,000km trek over sometimes inhospitable terrain, that it would be almost impossible to muster the energy needed to get the corners of your mouth to curl upwards.
Former Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik has found himself in all sorts of trouble as his contract has been reportedly terminated by Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) franchise Fortune Barishal. While there is no official confirmation regarding the same, the franchise did confirm on Thursday that Malik has travelled to UAE due to personal reasons, adding that he will miss the remainder of the season. The franchise also roped in Malik's former Pakistan teammate Ahmed Shehzad to replace him in the squad.
Padraig Harrington produced a super second-round 67 to shoot up the leaderboard at the Ras Al Khaimah Championship in the United Arab Emirates.
The Dubai Sevens might unquestionably be the largest festival for rugby in the Middle East, and one of the biggest anywhere in the world.
The entire top-10 in female tennis will descend on the UAE next month for the 2024 Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships, with world No 1 Iga Swiatek and world No 2 Aryna Sabalenka leading the star-studded line-up.
Ali Mabkhout’s lack of game time at the Asian Cup is because of “technical and tactical” reasons, according to the UAE coaching staff.
Shaheen Afridi and Azam Khan overcame jet lag as they combined to make a winning start on their shared DP World International League T20 debuts.
Though England spinner Shoaib Bashir eventually received his Indian visa following an initial refusal from New Delhi, the discussion regarding the entire issue continues. Britain-born Bashir, who is from Pakistani heritage, was unable to join the rest of the squad flying to India from a training camp in Abu Dhabi and remained unvailable for the first of the five Tests starting Thursday. The Somerset off-spinner had to fly back to London from Abu Dhabi to finish the required paperwork for his entry to India.