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Gulf Today
22-03-2025
- Sport
- Gulf Today
Al Tadawi 1 win Volleyball Championship as 12th NAS Sports Tournament concludes
Hot favourites Al Tadawi 1 delivered a resounding final performance to swamp Al Hilal 3-0 (25-23, 25-20, 25-21) to be crowned volleyball champions on the concluding night of the 12th Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament at a jam-packed indoor stadium at the Nad Al Sheba Sports Complex on Thursday. Egged on by a huge, vociferous crowd supporting both teams in tandem, Al Tadawi 1 — made up of players from top Russian outfit, Dynamo Moscow — left nothing to chance as they played a totally controlled game to outdo Al Hilal in three straight sets. Al Hilal did seem to get the bearings in during the opening set as they matched Al Tawadi 1 point for point. But the closest they came was when they were tied at 23-23, only to see the unstoppable boys from Russia take it away 25-23. Al Hilal tried to fight back in the next set, only to see outside hitter Anton Semyshev come up with a match-defining performance of two serves, three blocks and the honour of being the top scorer on the night with 17 points as Al Tadawi 1 powered away to win the next two sets, 25-20 and 25-21. This was a worthy finale to the 12th edition of the Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament, the largest sporting event of its kind. Launched and sponsored by Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defence and Chairman of the Dubai Executive Council, the tournament is held annually during the holy month of Ramadan at the Nad Al Sheba Sports Complex, under the directives of Sheikh Mansoor Bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Chairman of the Dubai Sports Council, under the slogan 'Unlimited Abilities'. The winners were honoured by Khalfan Belhoul, Vice Chairman of the Dubai Sports Council, in the presence of Lieutenant General Mohammed Ahmed Al Marri, Director General of the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs in Dubai; Abdullah Bin Damithan, CEO and General Manager of DP World in the GCC; Nasser Aman Al Rahma, Assistant Secretary General of the Dubai Sports Council and Hassan Al Mazrouei, Tournament Director. The Al Tadawi 1 team received the gold medals and the tournament trophy, along with a cash prize of Dhs600,000. Al Hilal, mostly represented by players from Italy's Grottazzolina team, received their silver medals and a cash award of Dhs500,000. Al Ameed had to stay content with the bronze medal after having defeated Al Samawi 3-1, the previous night. There were a handful of individual awards bestowed on the final night with Al Hilal's Andrea Marquespo winning the Best Receiver award, while Al Tadawi 1's Maxim Sabshkov won the 'Best Server' prize and Al Tadawi 1's Dmitry Zhuk taking the award for the 'Best Blocker'. Outstanding for his scoring throughout the competition, Anton Gavarina from Al Samawi walked away with the award for the 'Best Hitter', while Al Hilal's Dusan Petkovic was adjudged the 'Best Scorer'. Khalfan Belhoul, on behalf of the organizing committee, paid tribute to Lt. Gen. Mohammed Al Marri for his unwavering support. He also honored key sponsors like DP World and Dubai Sports Channel, along with referees, officials, and administrative staff who contributed to the event's success. Padel competition concludes: Pablo Arriber and Cesar Freire won the UAE Padel Federation Local 20 Championship after defeating the pairing of Sheikh Saeed Bin Maktoum Bin Juma Al Maktoum, President of the UAE Padel Federation and Javi Santonja in the final match. The winners were honoured by Dr. Ahmad Belhoul Al Falasi, Minister of Sports; Khalfan Belhoul, and Hassan Al Mazrouei. The ceremony was also attended by Dubai Sports Ambassadors Bacary Sagna, former French national team player, Arsenal and Manchester City Football Club, and winner of the English Premier League and FA Cup titles; Fadi El Khatib; and Eric Abidal, former French national team and Barcelona star and current CEO of Al Wasl Club. The 12th annual tournament featured over 8,000 athletes competing in 11 Olympic and community sports, including two newly introduced events. This year's lineup included running, cycling, volleyball, padel, tug-of-war, fencing, jiu-jitsu, wheelchair basketball, and obstacle course. The prize fund was raised to a record Dhs4.5 million, covering team awards and public prizes.
Gulf Today
19-03-2025
- Sport
- Gulf Today
National Guard retain Tug-of-War crown, Al Tadawi 1 set up title clash with Al Hilal
The National Guard created some history of their own as they successfully defended their Tug-of-War crown at the 12th Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament being held at the Nad Al Sheba Sports Complex. Arguably the largest sporting event of its kind that has been launched and sponsored by Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defence and Chairman of the Dubai Executive Council, this tournament is held annually during the holy month of Ramadan under directives of Sheikh Mansoor Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Chairman of the Dubai Council. The competition, under the slogan 'Limitless Abilities', was attended by Sheikh Abdullah Bin Hamad Bin Saif Al Sharqi, Vice President of the International Body Building Federation and President of the Emirates Body Building Federation; Major General Khalifa Rashid Al Hamli, Director of the Office of the Minister of Defence; Nasser Aman Al Rahma, Assistant Secretary-General of the Dubai Sports Council; and Hassan Al Mazrouei, Tournament Director. Fully aware of the formidable challenge of defending their title in the Government Departments and Institutions category, the National Guard started strong, taking the first round for a 1-0 lead. However, the Ministry of Defence responded swiftly, claiming the second round and setting up a thrilling decider. The third round was close with the Ministry of Defence digging in deep to hold the defending champions at bay, till a crucial tug helped the Natural Guard successfully hold on to their title for yet another year. Earlier, the Land Forces team took third place after defeating the Ras Al Khaimah Civil Defence team 2-0. In the Junior category, Sharjah Self-Defence Sports Club edged past Sharjah Sports Council 2-1 to claim victory, while A25 Gym secured third place with a 2-0 win over Sharjah Academy for Police Sciences. In the Community category, Truss General Trading triumphed over Al Asifa 2-0, while Al Kawaser took third place, defeating IFBB Academy by the same score. Meanwhile, Al Tadawi 1 will meet Al Hilal in the final of the Volleyball Championship that will officially bring the curtains down on the 12th edition of the Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament, late on Thursday. Watched by Abdullah Al Darmaki, President of the UAE Volleyball Association, and Stanislav Shevchenko, President of the Russian Volleyball Federation, both teams took the last step into the final in contrasting styles. Al Tadawi 1 secured an easy 3-0 win against Al Samawi, while Al Hilal overcame a minor hitch before securing a 3-1 win against Al Ameed in the second semi-final. Al Tadawi 1 were always in control with their outside hitter Anton Semyshev in top gear with 14 points, while opposite Maksim Sapozhkov gave full support with 12 points. Al Samawi tried to make a contest out of the match with Egor Bogachev and Mubarak Al Mansouri rising to the occasion. However, the Al Tadawi 1 firepower was too much to handle for the team largely consisting of players from Bani Yas Club, Abu Dhabi. In the second semi-final, Al Hilal felt the initial sting after losing the opening set 22-25 against Al Ameed. After that they remained in full control winning the next three sets, 25-23, 25-17 and 25-18 to earn the right to move into an engrossing final on Thursday. Tadawi 1, consisting of players mostly from Dynamo Moscow— past winners of the European Volleyball Federation Cup on four occasions and champions of the Russian Volleyball Championship nine times — have been the standout team during the course of their unbeaten march to the final. Al Hilal, featring players from Italy's Grottazzolina, is expecting to make an impression when they come up against a totally different school of volleyball on Thursday. 'Going by the form of the two teams, we can surely hope for a close final on Thursday,' Al Hilal coach Ortenzi, admitted. 'We want to stay positive and treat this as any match that is worth fighting for till the end. There is never a doubt in my mind that we can get this done. The only thing is that my players have to believe they can do it,' he added.
Gulf Today
11-03-2025
- Sport
- Gulf Today
Al Nasr shuttlers dominate at 12th Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament
There was no stopping Al Nasr Club as shuttlers from the club dominated and walked away with nearly all honours in seven of the 13 categories contested at the 12th Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament at the Nad Al Sheba Sports Complex, late on Sunday. Players from Al Nasr Club made a clean sweep of the top three positions in the U15 girls and boys singles, mixed doubles, women's doubles, women's and men's singles and mixed open doubles. The only exception came in the men's doubles where the pairing of Mohammed Salem Mohammed Al Ameri and Sanad Nasser Hassan Omar Bin Amro from the Abu Dhabi Racquet Club finished with the bronze medal ahead of Al Nasr's Hassan Al Ali and Rashid Tariq. The winners were crowned by Noura Al Jasmi, President of the UAE Badminton Federation, Hassan Al Mazrouei, Director of the Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament, Adel Al Bannai, Head of the Technical Committee of the Tournament and Abdul Moneim Amin Shams El Din, Director of the Chairman's Office and CEO of Al Tadawi Healthcare Group, one of the tournament's supporting partners. Noura Al Jasmi, President of the UAE Badminton Federation, confirmed that the tournament achieved great success with the wide participation of national players, both male and female, as well as players of different nationalities and ages in the open categories. "We are indeed proud to be part of the Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament, which was launched and sponsored by Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence. "It is the largest community sporting event and a leading platform to stimulate sports activity among all segments of society during the holy month of Ramadan. "It also contributes to increasing the spread of various sports, discovering promising sports talents, and enhancing the values of interaction and positive competition. We are happy to participate in this wonderful annual event, and we are even happier with the wide participation of national players in various categories,' Noura Al Jasmi remarked. "The Federation's participation in this tournament comes within the framework of the 'Road to Los Angeles 2028' initiative launched by the UAE Badminton Federation, with the aim of preparing and developing Emirati badminton players with Olympic potential, and qualifying a number of male and female players to participate at the 2028 Los Angeles Games. "It also falls within the federation's strategic objectives aimed at spreading the game, and diversifying competitions between singles, doubles and mixed, which contributes to achieving harmony between players and enhancing their skills. This tournament represents a real opportunity to promote badminton in the UAE and raise the level of local players,' she added. Al Nasr Club ended the night with a haul of 25 medals in various categories. Al Nasr Club began their medal haul in the U15 Emirati girls' singles with Hayat Khalifa Abdul Rahman securing the top spot ahead of clubmate Dana Ahmed in second place, and Lujain Abu Salem in third place. In the U15 Emirati boy's singles, Al Nasr Club was once again dominant with Mayed Tariq claiming gold ahead of Sultan Al Hamed and Mohammed Al Ali, while fellow clubmate Hamdan Tariq ended in fourth place. Al Nasr Club's Abdulaziz Mohammed Yahya and Ghadir Al Dhaheri won first place in the Emirati mixed doubles, followed by Abdulrahman Fouad Ayoun and Maryam Al Hamed in second, while Mohammed Ali Al Ali and Hayat Khalifa Abdulrahman stood third, leaving Fares Al Bastaki and Mahra Al Bastaki in fourth place. In the Emirati women's doubles, Al Nasr Club players Futaim Mohammed Al Dahoori and Farah Ibrahim Al Haji won gold followed by teammates Samera Al Blooshi and Maryam Al Hamed in second, Lujain Abu Salem and Dana Ahmed in third and Hind Abdullah and Maryam Al Blooshi followed in fourth place. In the Emirati men's doubles, it was Al Nasr all the way once again with Nasser Mirza Al Sayegh and Mohammed Ali Falmarzi winning gold, followed by Sultan Al Hamed and Mayed Tariq in second, while Mohammed Salem Mohammed Al Ameri and Sanad Nasser Hassan Omar Bin Amro from Abu Dhabi Racquet Club finishing in third place, ahead of Al Nasr Club's Hassan Al Ali and Rashid Tariq. Players from Al Nasr Club also dominated in the women's and men's singles with Ghadeer Al Tahri winning top spot ahead of Farah Ibrahim Al Hajji and Futaim Mohammed Al Dahoori in third place. Abdulaziz Mohammed Yahya clinched first place while leading another clean sweep for Al Nasr Club while winning the men's singles, ahead of Mohammed Ali Falamarzi and Nasser Mirza Al Sayegh. Competition was stiff in the open categories, with Raden Bagas and Zainaba Reem Siraj from Battledore Sports Academy combining to win the mixed doubles category ahead of Andi Hamza Marwan and Nurani Ratu Azzahra from Aeroplane UBL Sports Academy/Abu Dhabi Racquet Club and Hari Mas Veda Arvandya and Nanda Sekar Utari from Prime Star Sports Academy/We Met in third place. Nurani Ratu Azzahra and Aisyah Nuraini from Abu Dhabi Racquet Club and A Raed Sports did well to go one better and win the women's doubles beating Berlian Sudarajat and Nanda Sekar Utari from Fortuna Sport Academy and We Met, respectively, leaving Nivedha Srinivasan and Anju Thomas from Masters Badminton Academy, in third. It was a fight between two pairs from NVBA Abu Dhabi in the men's doubles open with Rohit Jayakumar and Gopinath Venkateshwara winning gold ahead of clubmates Dev Ayyappan and Saravanan Kannan, leaving Raden Bagas and Andi Hamzah Marwan in third. Berlian Sudrajat of Fortuna Sport Academy and Dev Vishnu of NVBA Abu Dhabi clinched the women's and men's singles titles. Sudrajat beat Vaidehi Kalidasan of Battledore Sports Academy, while Universal Sports Abu Dhabi player Sreeyuktha Sreejith Parol took the bronze. There was no denying Dev Vishnu of the men's singles title as he finished ahead of Battledore Sports Academy's Ahmad Affandi and the Prime Star Sports's duo of Vishal Vasudevan and Naveen RM. In the Special Olympics Unified Doubles for People of Determination, it was Savarnika Jayakrishnan and Jeremy Perez from the Developing Child Centre all the way as the combination of Maria Garcia Jamora and Rolando De Peoro II came in second, while Osman Adil Abbas and Sinan Asif from SOSHS came in third place. Meanwhile, the tug-of-war championship competitions will start from Tuesday evening (March 11) on the sand court situated at the Nad Al Sheba Sports Complex. The championships - being held in three different categories - will commence with the event for Government Departments and Institutions with Dubai Police meeting Ras Al Khaimah Civil Defence, while the Dubai Media Corporation will contest against the National Guards in Group One. In Group Two, the Dubai State Security team will meet the Land Forces team, while the Ministry of Defence will take on the Ministry of Education. In the junior category, the Sharjah Police Academy team will meet the A25 team and the Ahmed Bin Rashid School will take on B Ninjaz in the Group tussles, while the Sharjah Self-Defence Club will meet the IFBB Sports Academy team, while the Sharjah Sports Council will be up against Desert Storm in Group Two. In the Community category, Dulsco Group will meet Transguard Group and Al Musalmani will meet IFBB Sports Academy in Group 1, while Al Jawarih will play against EFS Champions and Agnes will meet Al Habtoor Group in Group 2. In Group 3, Al Asifa will be up against Dutco Group and Al Kawaser will meet Al Sahel Company, while Truss General Trading will take on AJ and Kerala Kings will meet Fighters in Group 4.
Morocco World
10-03-2025
- Sport
- Morocco World
Moroccan Athletes Dominate Road Races in Dubai Tournament
Rabat – Moroccan athletes ran to glory in almost every category in road races held Saturday at the 12th Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament, in Dubai. In the men's 10-kilometer race, Moroccan runner Yasser El Chachaoui claimed first place with an impressive time of 27 minutes and 21 seconds. Also, Mohamed Aït Mamas and Ismail El Kharchi completed a clean sweep of the podium for Morocco. Moroccan women showed their exceptional talent in the competition, with Rokaya Moukaim crossing the finish line first at 34 minutes and 37 seconds. Moroccan prowess also made its mark in the 5-kilometer races, with Amine Souida securing first place in the men's event with a time of 14 minutes and 45 seconds. Emirati Hamid Al Moualla led his national competitors with a time of 15 minutes and 41 seconds. In the women's 5k, Polish athlete Emilia Mangilinane took top honors at 22 minutes and 11 seconds, while Hessa Al Jassmi won the Emirati women's race with a time of 23 minutes and 48 seconds. French competitors excelled in the seniors and residents category (5 km), with Jean-Claude Haramburi winning the men's division in 16 minutes and 58 seconds, while his fellow Latifa Saroukh won the women's race in 25 minutes and 33 seconds. The prestigious event, hosted at Dubai's Meydan Racecourse, attracted 4,300 runners from various nationalities, demonstrating the tournament's growing international appeal. The tournament continues to grow as a premier sporting event in Dubai, putting on display both international talent and local athletic development. Read also: Morocco Fuels Football Passion with 'FIFA For Schools' Initiative Tags: 12th Nad Al ShebadubaiMoroccan athleteMoroccan runners
Al Bawaba
10-03-2025
- Sport
- Al Bawaba
Al Nasr shuttlers dominate badminton at 12th Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament
There was no stopping Al Nasr Club as shuttlers from the club dominated and walked away with nearly all honours in seven of the 13 categories contested at the 12th Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament at the Nad Al Sheba Sports Complex, late on Sunday. Players from Al Nasr Club made a clean sweep of the top three positions in the U15 girls and boys singles, mixed doubles, women's doubles, women's and men's singles and mixed open doubles. The only exception came in the men's doubles where the pairing of Mohammed Salem Mohammed Al Ameri and Sanad Nasser Hassan Omar Bin Amro from the Abu Dhabi Racquet Club finished with the bronze medal ahead of Al Nasr's Hassan Al Ali and Rashid Tariq. The 'Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament' - the largest sporting event of its kind, launched and sponsored by His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defence, and Chairman of the Dubai Executive Council - is held annually during the holy month of Ramadan under the directives of His Highness Sheikh Mansoor bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Chairman of the Dubai Sports Council, under the slogan 'Unlimited Capabilities'. The winners were crowned by Noura Al Jasmi, President of the UAE Badminton Federation, Hassan Al Mazrouei, Director of the Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament, Adel Al Bannai, Head of the Technical Committee of the Tournament and Abdul Moneim Amin Shams El Din, Director of the Chairman's Office and CEO of Al Tadawi Healthcare Group, one of the tournament's supporting partners. Her Excellency Noura Al Jasmi, President of the UAE Badminton Federation, confirmed that the tournament achieved great success with the wide participation of national players, both male and female, as well as players of different nationalities and ages in the open categories. 'We are indeed proud to be part of the Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament, which was launched and sponsored by His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence. It is the largest community sporting event and a leading platform to stimulate sports activity among all segments of society during the holy month of Ramadan. It also contributes to increasing the spread of various sports, discovering promising sports talents, and enhancing the values of interaction and positive competition. We are happy to participate in this wonderful annual event, and we are even happier with the wide participation of national players in various categories,' Noura Al Jasmi remarked. 'The Federation's participation in this tournament comes within the framework of the 'Road to Los Angeles 2028' initiative launched by the UAE Badminton Federation, with the aim of preparing and developing Emirati badminton players with Olympic potential, and qualifying a number of male and female players to participate at the 2028 Los Angeles Games. It also falls within the federation's strategic objectives aimed at spreading the game, and diversifying competitions between singles, doubles and mixed, which contributes to achieving harmony between players and enhancing their skills. This tournament represents a real opportunity to promote badminton in the UAE and raise the level of local players,' she added. Al Nasr Club ended the night with a haul of 20 medals in various categories. Al Nasr Club began their medal haul in the U15 Emirati girls' singles with Hayat Khalifa Abdul Rahman securing the top spot ahead of clubmate Dana Ahmed in second place, and Lujain Abu Salem in third place. In the U15 Emirati boy's singles, Al Nasr Club was once again dominant with Mayed Tariq claiming gold ahead of Sultan Al Hamed and Mohammed Al Ali, while fellow clubmate Hamdan Tariq ended in fourth place. Al Nasr Club's Abdulaziz Mohammed Yahya and Ghadir Al Dhaheri won first place in the Emirati mixed doubles, followed by Abdulrahman Fouad Ayoun and Maryam Al Hamed in second, while Mohammed Ali Al Ali and Hayat Khalifa Abdulrahman stood third, leaving Fares Al Bastaki and Mahra Al Bastaki in fourth place. In the Emirati women's doubles, Al Nasr Club players Futaim Mohammed Al Dahoori and Farah Ibrahim Al Haji won gold followed by teammates Samera Al Blooshi and Maryam Al Hamed in second, Lujain Abu Salem and Dana Ahmed in third and Hind Abdullah and Maryam Al Blooshi followed in fourth place. In the Emirati men's doubles, it was Al Nasr all the way once again with Nasser Mirza Al Sayegh and Mohammed Ali Falmarzi winning gold, followed by Sultan Al Hamed and Mayed Tariq in second, while Mohammed Salem Mohammed Al Ameri and Sanad Nasser Hassan Omar Bin Amro from Abu Dhabi Racquet Club finishing in third place, ahead of Al Nasr Club's Hassan Al Ali and Rashid Tariq. Players from Al Nasr Club also dominated in the women's and men's singles with Ghadeer Al Tahri winning top spot ahead of Farah Ibrahim Al Hajji and Futaim Mohammed Al Dahoori in third place. Abdulaziz Mohammed Yahya clinched first place while leading another clean sweep for Al Nasr Club while winning the men's singles, ahead of Mohammed Ali Falamarzi and Nasser Mirza Al Sayegh. Open Categories Competition was stiff in the open categories, with Raden Bagas and Zainaba Reem Siraj from Battledore Sports Academy combining to win the mixed doubles category ahead of Andi Hamza Marwan and Nurani Ratu Azzahra from Aeroplane UBL Sports Academy/Abu Dhabi Racquet Club and Hari Mas Veda Arvandya and Nanda Sekar Utari from Prime Star Sports Academy/We Met in third place. Nurani Ratu Azzahra and Aisyah Nuraini from Abu Dhabi Racquet Club and A Raed Sports did well to go one better and win the women's doubles beating Berlian Sudarajat and Nanda Sekar Utari from Fortuna Sport Academy and We Met, respectively, leaving Nivedha Srinivasan and Anju Thomas from Masters Badminton Academy, in third. It was a fight between two pairs from NVBA Abu Dhabi in the men's doubles open with Rohit Jayakumar and Gopinath Venkateshwara winning gold ahead of clubmates Dev Ayyappan and Saravanan Kannan, leaving Raden Bagas and Andi Hamzah Marwan in third. Berlian Sudrajat of Fortuna Sport Academy and Dev Vishnu of NVBA Abu Dhabi clinched the women's and men's singles titles. Sudrajat beat Vaidehi Kalidasan of Battledore Sports Academy, while Universal Sports Abu Dhabi player Sreeyuktha Sreejith Parol took the bronze. There was no denying Dev Vishnu of the men's singles title as he finished ahead of Battledore Sports Academy's Ahmad Affandi and the Prime Star Sports's duo of Vishal Vasudevan and Naveen RM. In the Special Olympics Unified Doubles for People of Determination, it was Savarnika Jayakrishnan and Jeremy Perez from the Developing Child Centre all the way as the combination of Maria Garcia Jamora and Rolando De Peoro II came in second, while Osman Adil Abbas and Sinan Asif from SOSHS came in third place. Tug-of-War starts today Meanwhile, the tug-of-war championship competitions will start from Tuesday evening (March 11) on the sand court situated at the Nad Al Sheba Sports Complex. The championships – being held in three different categories - will commence with the event for Government Departments and Institutions with Dubai Police meeting Ras Al Khaimah Civil Defence, while the Dubai Media Corporation will contest against the National Guards in Group One. In Group Two, the Dubai State Security team will meet the Land Forces team, while the Ministry of Defence will take on the Ministry of Education. In the junior category, the Sharjah Police Academy team will meet the A25 team and the Ahmed Bin Rashid School will take on B Ninjaz in the Group tussles, while the Sharjah Self-Defence Club will meet the IFBB Sports Academy team, while the Sharjah Sports Council will be up against Desert Storm in Group Two. In the Community category, Dulsco Group will meet Transguard Group and Al Musalmani will meet IFBB Sports Academy in Group 1, while Al Jawarih will play against EFS Champions and Agnes will meet Al Habtoor Group in Group 2. In Group 3, Al Asifa will be up against Dutco Group and Al Kawaser will meet Al Sahel Company, while Truss General Trading will take on AJ and Kerala Kings will meet Fighters in Group 4.
