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Matthew Smith

  • Senior Content Writer, 9Yards Communications
Abu Dhabi, Dubai
As seen in: Yorkshire County Cricket Club, Golf Digest Middle East, The Byteline
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Catch England Men v India from the Howard Suite

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By Matthew Smith
| Yorkshire County Cricket Club
Experience international cricket from the best seats in the house with our premium and hospitality packages. This summer some of the biggest names in cricket return to Headingley during an unmissable Rothesay Test Match between England Men and India, followed by a Metro Bank ODI between England Men and South Africa. There’s no better way to experience world class cricket than in one of our world class hospitality options.
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Ras Al Khaimah champions Nicolai Hojgaard and Ryan Fox returning to Al Hamra

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By Matthew Smith
| Golf Digest Middle East Verified
Denmark’s Nicolai Højgaard will make a welcome return to Al Hamra Golf Club in February as he aims to defend his Ras Al Khaimah Championship title The 21-year-old will be joined by 2022 Ras Al Khaimah Classic champion Ryan Fox and twin brother Rasmus for the $2 million DP World Tour event on February 2-5.
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Court rules Jack Nicklaus, involved in lawsuit with Jack Nicklaus Companies, allowed to use his name for course design

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By Joel Beall Verified, Matthew Smith
| Golf Digest Middle East Verified
A New York judge has ruled Jack Nicklaus, who is currently being sued by Jack Nicklaus Companies, is allowed to use his own name for design work.
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