Paul Radley is a journalist at The National. A reporter since 2003, he has been a key member of The National’s sports department since its inception in 2008, primarily focusing on cricket and the rise of the sport in the Emirates, while also covering a diverse range of 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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By: Paul Radley
Festival director Mathew Tait says participation at the event will be 'the same as 2025, if not up'
By: Paul Radley
National team will face Hong Kong in semi-final of ACC Premier Cup in Malaysia after win over Oman
By: Paul Radley
National team put themselves in a strong position against Bangladesh before a batting collapse in Women's Asia Cup
By: Paul Radley
Spinner takes six wickets as national team seal place in ACC Premier Cup final where they will face familiar rivals
By: Paul Radley
Contracts of all 24 local players for the new season will be decided via auction, raising the stakes for this month's development tournament
By: Paul Radley
If Middle East is serious about staging Rugby World Cup in future, a one-off XVs fixture including elite sides would be the place to start
By: Paul Radley
UAE soundly beaten by familiar foes in final of ACC Premier Cup in Malaysia
By: Paul Radley
Women's side followed the lead of their male colleagues, who had done similar at the end of an ill-tempered Men's Asia Cup last year
By: Paul Radley
Al Nassr start campaign in Al Ain on Tuesday against the UAE champions
By: Paul Radley
Australian coach bemoans 'ridiculous' fixture list for SPL champions ahead of match against UAE double winners on Tuesday
