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Team USA coach, whose team will play two warm-up games in Abu Dhabi, looking forward to seeing how Egypt, Lebanon and Jordan fare in upcoming finals
Egypt's world No 6 squash player follows brother Mohamed in switching his allegiance, opening up fresh debate about the many reasons athletes opt to represent different countries
With one year to go until the Olympic Games we take a look at how local athletes are shaping up for a shot at gold
Tunisian's latest Wimbledon final defeat does not change fact she is already tennis trailblazer
Tunisian's dedication to improving her mental approach has seen her avenge previous defeats to Kvitova, Rybakina and now Sabalenka to reach another Wimbledon women's final
Outside the four Grand Slams and events in the region, women's tennis is not being broadcast in the Middle East and North Africa at a time when two players are breaking barriers
Lebanon will be represented for the first time at the Asian Surfing Championships in the Maldives
Tunisian star tells The National she hopes to see more investments in WTA, which can help close inequality gap
WTA founder tells The National the tour can help transform lives in the region
Two-time Wimbledon champion's mother tells 'The National' fans should appreciate him while he is still around
Serbian star speaks to 'The National' about his Australian Open triumph, the 'GOAT' debate and more ahead of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships
Australian Open triumph has fulled world No 2's hunger for more silverware
The group's third academy, following in the footsteps of Ghana and Denmark, aims to use football as a tool for social change by developing socially conscious athletes from a young age
New tournament, to be held February 5-12, has been added to the regular annual calendar
New docu-series should not be compared to the award-winning 'Drive to Survive'