Vera Zvonareva is still capable of scoring singles victories despite 41 candles on her birthday cake. The Russian veteran entered the W100 event in Dubai, her first singles tournament since May 2024.
Racecourse Media Group has been awarded a further three-year contract by Dubai Racing Club to provide production and distribution services at Meydan Racecourse, the home of the $30.5 million Dubai World Cup day.
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Globetrotting galloper Dubai Honour has been withdrawn from Sunday week’s Group One Hong Kong Vase (2,400m) at Sha Tin, reducing the field for the staying contest to 11.
For the Black Ferns Sevens, who have lost three of their most important and most experienced players in Sarah Hirini, Portia Woodman-Wickliffe and Michaela Brake, the Dubai tournament was crucial in giving people opportunities ahead of a…
Australia's sevens teams have suffered a double anti-climax at the hands of their old New Zealand rivals, losing both finals in the season-opening world series event in Dubai.
The ever-present Jorja Miller was a standout, while captain and Black Ferns halfback Risi Pouri-Lane showed her class throughout the Dubai tournament and in the final against Australia.
REACTION: The BlitzBok Women's ‘A’ side will return from Dubai on Monday, more mature, more experienced and with their coach Cecil Afrika, a happy man.
New Zealand achieved a Dubai Sevens double after beating Australia in the men's and women's finals on Sunday. New Zealand has achieved the double before in the seven world series, most recently at Singapore in 2024, but this was a first in…
DAY TWO WRAP: New Zealand's men and women's teams both claimed gold in their respective Finals against Trans-Tasman rivals Australia at the Dubai SVNS, whilst the BlitzBoks clinched fifth place.
New Zealand 7s claimed the men’s title at the Dubai SVNS, edging Australia 26-22 in a final that swung between brilliance and bedlam in front of the biggest SVNS crowd the Emirati tournament has seen.
"Me arrodillé, miré al árbitro y le dije: 'Lo siento, no puedo hacer esto. Soy una mujer, él es un hombre, y esto es un torneo femenino. Y no voy a competir a esta persona'"