Paul Radley is a sports writer for The National News, focusing on multinational sports events in the United Arab Emirates. With a keen interest in cricket, Paul covers various tournaments and matches, providing insightful analysis and capturing the excitement of the games through his articles.
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Paul Radley has a strong focus on event coverage, especially around sports tournaments such as the U19 Asia Cup and Dubai Sevens. If you have exclusive insights or access to players, coaches, or behind-the-scenes of these events, it would likely resonate with his coverage style.
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By: Paul Radley
Englishmen leads after opening round at Yas Links following sparkling 10-under par 62
By: Paul Radley
Englishman opens up five-shot advantage after scorching round of golf in the capital
By: Paul Radley
Northern Irishman stumbles at finish for second day running at Yas Links heading into Sunday's final round
By: Paul Radley
Englishman caps fine week with closing round of 66 as he lands first DP World Tour victory in six years
By: Paul Radley
Northern Irishman on verge of retaining Race to Dubai title ahead of season-ending tournament at Jumeirah Golf Estates
By: Paul Radley
Much-travelled former Manchester United star on life at his new club in Dubai Ravel Morrison is early for the interview. Which is the first preconception smashed.
By: Paul Radley
Englishman in line to play majors and even Ryder Cup after career-best win in Abu Dhabi at weekend
By: Paul Radley
National team lose by eight wickets in deciding qualifying fixture in Ajman
By: Paul Radley
Northern Irishman cards five-under par opening round of 67 at the Earth Course
By: Paul Radley
Englishman cards opening round 68 in Dubai which leaves him one shot behind joint leaders Rory McIlroy and Tyrrell Hatton
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