Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
THERE is an icy determination within the Bahrain squad of players as they set their minds on securing the result needed for passage into the 2010 World Cup Finals.
The Australian cricketers have once again proved they are the number one team in the world when they clinched the seven-match one-day series in India with one match to spare.
Footwork is a must in tennis. If you can't get to the ball, you can't hit. All the fancy strokes you've learnt won't help you at all.
Alysha Henry, who previously wrote the Too Hot to Trot column, has moved to Qatar. We all miss her very much. Hopefully, though, she and family will be making regular return visits to us and perhaps bringing with her equestrian news and views from her new abode.
More than 100 top international players from 20 countries are expected to take part in the Bahrain International Badminton Series 2009, which is being organised by the Indian Club, from December 2 to 9 at its premises in Gudaibiya. week-long tournament where.
Bahrain Rugby Football Club launched and hosted the first leg of the inaugural U-16 Gulf Academy football tournament with 150 youngsters from across the GCC joining 150 of Bahrain's most promising players.
SAFRIYA team clinched the championship division while EK Kanoo won the premiership category as the American Mission Hospital (AMH) Island Classic charity golf tournament concluded on Saturday at His Majesty King Hamad's private golf course in Safriya.
Sattam Algosaibi won the trip of a lifetime on a chartered yacht after winning an ART Marine-sponsored golf tournament at the Royal Golf Club with 42 stableford points.
Chelsea extended their lead at the top of the Premiership to five points whilst United have dropped to third behind a resurgent Arsenal.
