Marisha Kazaryan
A writer by profession, a storyteller by spirit, and an ardent team sport fan by affiliation, Marisha enjoys covering sport events, while also working on improving her own athletic skills. Swimming remains her all-time favourite, and she is currently trying herself in skateboarding.
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08
Jul
Summer in Britain is rich with large scale flat horse racing events, but some of them truly stand out. One such event is the July Festival that usually takes place in early July at the Newmarket racing venue.
The Festival takes its origins from the July Cup that was established in 1876. Today it is conducted over the course of three days and for sponsorship reasons is known as the Debenhams July Festival.
This year the July Festival falls between the 10 and 12 July. It will open with the Bahrain Trophy Stakes, while the closing race is The Trust A...
07
Jul
FIFA Club World Cup has flashed through its round of 16 and quarterfinals stages, and now the world football community is waiting for the final remaining battles, as the tournament enters its semifinals stage. From 14 June, thirty two clubs would come together in the United States to prove that they are the best. Now it is up to the remaining four teams to try and take the Cup home.
Semifinals are scheduled for 8 July (Fluminense vs Chelsea) and 9 July (Paris Saint-Germain vs Real Madrid). Two winners will meet in the final match at the MetLife Stadium in...
02
Jul
What is a better way to honour a racing horse than to name an entire race after him? And not just any race, but one of the pinnacles of summer flat racing in Britain. This is exactly where the Coral - Eclipse race got its name from.
Established in 1886, Coral - Eclipse race was named after an 18th century racehorse Eclipse who won all of the 18 races he participated in. The race is also known as the Eclipse Stakes and is a part of the Coral - Eclipse Day, or Coral Summer Festival, that takes place at Sandown...
30
Jun
The 2025/2027 ICC World Test Championship has started only recently but is already in full motion. It is currently going through its first stage that includes three series, all to be completed within the summer of 2025: Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh, Anderson – Tendulkar Trophy (England vs India), and Frank Worrell Trophy (West Indies vs Australia).
The second series, known as the Anderson – Tendulkar Trophy, will see the Indian cricket team tour England. They will play five games from 20 June to 4 August. The second Test match of the series will take place on 2–6 July 2025 at...
27
Jun
Football fans are about to witness some of the most heated battles of the summer 2025, as the FIFA Club World Cup ends the league stage and advances to the knockout stage. The tournament that started on 14 June will be going on until 13 July around various stadiums in the United States, culminating in the final match at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
This year’s edition marked the first time the competition included 32 teams instead of the usual seven. With all teams divided into eight groups, two out of four teams per group were eliminated...
20
Jun
The main football event of the summer of 2025 is gathering momentum. FIFA Club World Cup started its 2025 edition on 14 June and will culminate in the final match on 13 July. For an entire month, the best of the best of the world football will come together in the United States to compete for the title of the 2025 champion.
This year the competition is quite special, as for the first time in its history it was expanded from seven participating clubs to 32 teams. The teams were divided into eight groups. At the group stage, every team...