Emirati star Mahira Abdel Aziz is entering the world of drama from its wide doors. After the distinguished success she achieved in previous dramatic works, today she is launching her artistic talent from the Moroccan desert to give birth to a historical series regarding the crescent biography, in which she plays the role of “greenery” in different stages of life.
Khadra is a woman subjected to injustice and abandoned by everyone, but following a period of time the truth emerges and she triumphs in the face of injustice.
The role played by Mahira took a great physical and moral effort from her, as the Emirati star stayed for regarding a month in Morocco to film this huge work. Mahira Abdel Aziz indicated that this work will add to her artistic balance a lot, in terms of performance, the magnitude of the production and the strength of the text.
It is noteworthy that the work will be over several seasons, and more details will be announced in the near term.
Volleyball program today Ready to confirm that in the AVC Cup battle will be sentThailand women’s national volleyball teambig set to compete This is the same as in 2018 when Thailand sent the first team to compete in the AVC Cup 2018 in Nakhon Ratchasima. Before traveling to the 2018 World Championships in Japan
As for the ASEAN Grand Prix, the first field in Nakhon Ratchasima will use mixed players. and the second field in Indonesia Will send the reserve players to compete in order to allow the big team to rest and prepare to compete in the World Championships. When is the Thai women’s volleyball tournament?
by Women’s Volleyball AVC Cup 2022 Program compete in Manila Philippines Between 21-28 August, there are 10 teams participating in the competition, divided into 2 groups. Thailand is in Group B, along with Australia, Japan, Taiwan and Kazakhstan. Group A, China, South Korea, Vietnam, Iran and the Philippines. When is the Thai volleyball competition?
while Women’s Volleyball World Championship 2022 Competing in the Netherlands and Poland between 23 September and 15 October 2022, Thailand is in Group B along with Poland, Turkey, Dominican Republic, South Korea and Croatia.
Serbian defending champion Novak Djokovic reached his eleventh semi-final at Wimbledon, the third Grand Slam in tennis, on Tuesday, with an epic and thrilling victory over his Italian rival Yannick Sener, who was two sets down.
Djokovic won 5-7, 2-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-2, to set up a date with either British player Cameron Norrie or Belgian David Goffin to snatch one of the cards in the expected final match on Sunday.
This is the seventh time in the Serbian’s career that he has returned from afar, following falling by two sets in a Grand Slam tournament.
Djokovic saluted Sener, saying: “Congratulations to Yannick for the big fight, he’s very mature for his age, he has plenty of time.”
He added that “the first two sets compared to the next three, like two different matches. He was the better player in the first two sets.”
“At the end of the second set, I took a rest on the toilet, said a little spirited talk to myself, and tried to collect my thoughts, I broke his serve early in the third set.”
And he added: “I saw a little doubt in his movement. I have many years of experience playing on these courts and dealing with pressure.”
Djokovic seeks to become only the fourth player to win the English title four times in a row following Bjorn Borg, American Pete Sampras and Swiss Roger Federer. He also wants to win his seventh title in the championship, which is one title away from Federer’s record.
The Serb looked ready for a match everyone thought was routine when he led 4-1 in the opening set and got a 5-1 break point once morest the 20-year-old Italian.
But Sener saved the point, came back from a distance 6-5 and had the opportunity to serve for the group. Djokovic saved the point, but a volley in the net gave the Italian the set.
Sener then unleashed himself relentlessly once morest Djokovic, to win the second set as well.
While things seemed difficult for the Serbian, Djokovic proved that he is no stranger to overcoming the difficulties of the Grand Slam, having previously returned twice from two sets, the last of which was at Roland Garros last year in the final once morest Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas.
Indeed, following breaking the serve in the fourth game of the third set, Djokovic began to regain the initiative, to win three consecutive sets and advance to the semi-finals.
Among the women, the 34-year-old German ranked 103rd in the world, Tatiana Maria, qualified for the semi-finals, by defeating compatriot Jules Niemeyer (97) 4-6, 6-2, 7-5 on Tuesday.
Before leaving the stadium, Maria said, “I got goosebumps… It’s a dream to live this with my family and my two young daughters. Less than a year ago I gave birth… This is crazy!”
Maria has never made it past the third round of a major tournament, a role she reached at Wimbledon in 2015.
After losing the first set, Maria found herself behind in the second, but she found the resources to beat her opponent 12 years younger than her and who is participating in her second major tournament.
Maria explained that she simply “played point by point”.
The German will play on Thursday, to book her ticket to the final, once morest Tunisian Ons Jabeur, ranked second in the world, or Czech Maria Bozkova (66).
“It would be great to play once morest Ons, she is part of the family,” Maria said. “She plays with my girls all the time.”
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The first national beach soccer team will open (Wednesday) its matches in the West Asian Federation Championship, hosted by the Jazan region at the Jazan Beach Stadium, from May 18 to 23, when it will meet its Palestinian counterpart, at eight in the evening.
The first national beach soccer team completed its preparations for the Palestinian team match, by conducting a training session on the stadium that will host the tournament matches, led by (Brazilian) coach Joga Zlokovic. over the entire field.
The draw for the tournament was held on April 26, in which the national team came to the top of the second group with the teams of Bahrain and Palestine, while the first group included the teams of the Emirates, Kuwait, Oman and Lebanon.
On the other hand; All members of the first national beach soccer team underwent medical swabs within the medical procedures and protocols imposed by the Organizing Committee on all delegations and workers in the tournament to ensure the safety of all.
On the other hand, the Organizing Committee of the West Asian Beach Soccer Federation held a technical meeting in the presence of all representatives of the teams, during which the rules and regulations of the competition were discussed and the colors of the teams’ teams were determined.