Tickets to this year’s Emirates Airline Dubai Rugby Sevens will go on sale tomorrow, October 1. Organisers say this year’s edition of the sports and entertainment event is the biggest ever. New attractions include cheerleaders from the US and the Invitation Netball Tournament. The event runs from December 3 to 5. For more information on tickets, go to www.dubairugby7s.com.
Australia's Head, Starc orchestrate England downfall in two-day Ashes rout
Makeshift opener Travis Head scored a brilliant century and paceman Mitchell Starc claimed a 10-wicket haul as Australia ran out eight-wicket victors against England on Saturday inside an astonishing two days during the Ashes opener at Perth Stadium.
South Africa 247-6 as Kuldeep keeps India in the fight
South Africa's top order produced a string of cameos to guide the world champions to 247 for six with spinner Kuldeep Yadav leading India's fightback on day one of the second and final test in Guwahati on Saturday.
F1 leader Norris on pole in Las Vegas with Piastri fifth
Formula One championship leader Lando Norris swept to pole position for the Las Vegas Grand Prix in a wet and slippery qualifying on Friday with McLaren teammate and closest title rival Oscar Piastri only fifth.
Nakajima's three-run double powers Mid East win over Karachi
Hiroyuqui Nakajima hit a three-run double in the fourth inning, Gregori Canó hit a two-run triple, and Federico Celli a two-run single to give Mid East a 9-1 victory over Karachi.
Starc leads the way with career-best bowling on Ashes opening day
Australia fast bowler Mitchell Starc stood tall on Friday with career-best bowling figures of seven for 58 to help skittle England for 172 before tea on a frenetic first day of the Ashes opener in Perth, where a total of 19 wickets tumbled.
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