Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Gulf Air-sponsored Queens Park Rangers hope a brilliant Columbian-born diamond will shine this season and help the club in its quest to reach its ultimate destination ... the Premiership.
Ian Chappell, the outspoken former Australian captain, had commented on more than one occasion before the series started that England's batting line-up would at some point collapse and cost them a defeat.
Michael Schumacher's return to Formula One has taken the world of motor racing by storm, and Bahrain International Circuit would like to know what race fans think about the seven-time World Champion stepping back into the Ferrari cockpit.
Sri Lanka's spin-doctors will be rubbing their hands in glee at the prospect of taking on New Zealand on their home spoil. The Kiwis are a weak force in Test cricket now. Against spin, they seem clueless and cornered.
Seven-time Formula One champion Michael Schumacher is test driving an old Ferrari model again as he prepares for his planned comeback later this month.
German carmaker BMW, which last week announced its exit from Formula One, has rejected an offer from team founder Peter Sauber to take over the team, Sauber said.
This week sees the final major championship of the year taking place at the Hazeltine National Golf Club in Minnesota. This is the championship of The Professional Golfers' Association of America, the largest working sports organisation in the world with over 28,000 members.
Murtuz Zamanly and Mureed Nussier won the fourth round of the Coors Light Summer Night Golf Series at the Royal Golf Club with 35 points, shooting them up to third place on the series' leader board.
