Saudi Arabia involved in opening fixtures at Pan Arab Games football tournament
RIYADH: The Pan Arab Games football tournament kicks off in Algeria on Sunday featuring eight national teams.
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RIYADH: The Pan Arab Games football tournament kicks off in Algeria on Sunday featuring eight national teams.
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It would be a surprise if any of the spectators at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, were not highly impressed by the quality of cricket played by the women chosen to represent England and Australia over five days between June 22 and 26.