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Paul Radley

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United Arab Emirates
As seen in: The National, MSN, Cambridge University Press & Assessment, ESPN Cricinfo, NewsBreak, Fast Casual, QSR Web, New Age Islam
Sports writer at The National newspaper in Abu Dhabi 🗞️ | Author of Playing to Fix 📘
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Mohamed Salah keeps his cool in shoot-out as Egypt advance to World Cup last 16 at Australia's expense

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By Paul Radley Verified
| The National Verified
Mohamed Salah coolly struck a Panenka as Egypt claimed a first win in a knockout fixture at a World Cup by beating Australia on penalties in Dallas. The two sides were locked at 1-1 at the end of 120 minutes. Egypt then converted their first four kicks, while the Australians lapsed twice, sending the African side through to the last 16. While the Egyptians merited the win, defeat was harsh on an Australia side who had battled pluckily.
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‘Whether you play for India or the UAE, it feels the same’: Harpreet Bhatia on swapping IPL for new colours

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By Paul Radley Verified
| The National Verified
After a long and winding journey towards achieving his family’s dream, Harpreet Bhatia finally reached international cricket — and in a different country, too. “My father wanted to play, my brother wanted to play,” Harpreet said. “My brother was a better cricketer than me, but I was the one from my family who got the chance.” “All my family wanted me to play cricket for India. Unfortunately, I haven’t. But I played all the leagues and the top level of Indian cricket.
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Cristiano Ronaldo v Luka Modric: Is it really their last dance or will they just carry on forever?

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By Paul Radley Verified
| The National Verified
Terming a meeting between greats of international football a “Last Dance” has become a fool’s errand, given their extraordinary capacity to defy the ageing process. When Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo sprinkled their stardust on the Qatar World Cup three and a half years ago, that was supposed to be the end of that. Messi was 35, and could happily head off into the desert sunset after securing the world title which some felt he needed to confirm him as football’s ultimate GOAT.
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