Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
The Bahrain Hawks returned from the first Qatar Hockey Tournament with their heads held high despite suffering semi-final penalty heartache after a strong weekend table-topping performance.
That cricket is a funny game is a well-known fact. That the only thing certain in cricket is uncertainty is also equally famous.
ONE of the biggest names in British boxing is coming to Bahrain for the start of a series of knock-out events featuring fine food and entertainment.
The dropping of Andrew Symonds from the Australian squad for the Ashes may well spell the end of his career as a Test player.
In the dying moments at Villa Park on Sunday David Edgar was sent off for a second bookable offence and whilst it did not make a difference to the sorry outcome it did sum up a dismal season for Newcastle United.
Brawn GP's Jenson Button won the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday, capturing his fifth victory in six races to extend his Formula One championship lead, writes PAUL LOGOTHETIS.
FIA president Max Mosley says an agreement is close with Formula One teams over the disputed budget cap.
Shane Lowry, the 22-year-old amateur who stunned the golf world on Sunday by winning the Irish Open, has turned professional.
