Omantalks

Cricket has long been more than just a sport in the Gulf—it is a cultural bridge, connecting communities, generations, and nationalities. While football dominates headlines and stadiums, cricket quietly thrives in the Gulf, fueled by expatriate communities from South Asia and beyond. Over the past two decades, the sport has evolved from informal neighborhood matches

Football is more than just a sport—it’s a language, a passion, and for millions across the Gulf region, a way of life. From the packed stadiums of Riyadh and Doha to the vibrant local clubs in Muscat and Manama, the game has transcended generations, uniting fans under a single anthem of excitement. Today, football isn’t

Sports are often described as the ultimate equalizer, where talent, discipline, and determination matter more than background or boundaries. Yet, for women in the Middle East, the journey into competitive sports has long been marked by cultural, social, and structural challenges. Over the last two decades, however, the region has witnessed a remarkable transformation. From

In the world of sports, moments are fleeting but legacies last forever. From the thunder of a roaring crowd to the silence before a decisive move, athletes etch themselves into history not only through victories but through the stories they create. Sports icons are more than champions—they are cultural touchstones, symbols of resilience, and reminders