Paul Radley is a journalist at The National. A reporter since 2003, he has been part of the newspaper's sports department since its launch in 2008, primarily focusing on cricket and covering various sports including rugby, golf, football, and tennis. He has been featured in AIPS Media and The National News.
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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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Batter, like Yash Punja, developed his game in the UAE before graduating to the premier T20 competition in India
By: Paul Radley
Japanese club prevail 1-0 in Riyadh as Portuguese star shifts focus to league title race
By: Paul Radley
Country's most successful club capped unbeaten UAE Pro League campaign with crushing win over Dibba with President's Cup next on the agenda
By: Paul Radley
Star player snubs Gamba Osaka after AFC Champions League 2 final upset but can celebrate SPL glory on Thursday with victory over lowly Damac
By: Paul Radley
Goalkeeper, whose mistake against Al Hilal complicated his club's SPL title chances, has failed to make the cut for finals in North America
By: Paul Radley
Packed crowd expected for Friday’s season finale at Mohamed Bin Zayed Stadium as hosts bid to stop league champions from completing domestic double
By: Paul Radley
Portuguese veteran hits double as Riyadh side win 4-1 and end silverware wait
By: Paul Radley
It was always going to be all about him. And world sport's youngest-looking old stager knew just how to take his curtain call.
Soufiane Rahimi scored twice, before Abdoul Karim Traore and Erik helped themselves to one each as they beat Al Jazira 4-1 in final
By: Paul Radley
Campaign reached its conclusion for Friday when Garden City Club sealed domestic double
