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Racing underway at 2025 World Inclusion Sailing

MUSANNAH: The official races of the inaugural World Sailing Inclusion Championships 2025 kicked off on Friday along the shores of Musannah, marking the start of a historic global event hosted by the Sultanate of Oman at...

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Racing underway at 2025 World Inclusion Sailing

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Wodouh, Injaz, Waqaar shine at Adam camel racing

In Round 12, Mundhir, owned by Yousuf bin Saud al Darai, came first.

Seeb claim vital win over Nizwa

Seeb and Nizwa players fight for the ball. — Ammar al Musafir

Winners honoured as disability sports fest concludes in Muscat

Dr Laila al Najjar, Minister of Social Development, tours the stalls.

2025 World Sailing Inclusion event begins in Musannah

Dignitaries during the opening ceremony in Al Musannah.

Security Unit clinch Royal Court Affairs football crown

Royal Court Affairs Security Unit players receive the champions trophy from Nasr bin Hamoud al Kindi.

MoCSY organises 2025 Sports Clubs Secretaries Forum

Wadha al Farsi presented her paper, which showcased the ministry’s experience in debate programmes.

ABQ Partners with Oman Padel Committee

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Germany to host 2029 women's Euros: UEFA

Aleksander Ceferin, the Uefa president.

Outstanding 50m, 200m results highlight disability fest

Chief guest and dignitaries during the opening ceremony. — Abdulwahid al Hamadani

155 sailors from 37 nations gather for 2025 World Inclusion sailing

Action from the IDP programme.

Oman bodybuilders shine at IFBB Worlds in Saudi

Oman's Ahmed al Hadidi won the silver medal in the Masters bodybuilding category.

UTAS, Dunkers crowned champions of Al Mouj

UTAS claimed the men's title. — Ammar al Musafir

West Ham legend Bonds dies aged 79

Former West Ham player Billy Bonds during a presentation on the pitch before the match. — Reuters

Seeb claim HM Youth Cup, Salalah second, Saham 3rd

In the HM Cup for Youth awards, Seeb Club lifted the cup as the champions, while Salalah Club came second, with Saham Club in the third position. — Saleh al Sharji
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