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The Geography of the Caribbean region
The Caribbean region has as many geographical features as the many islands that populate it. This article provides an overview of the prominent geographical features that can be found in the West Indies.
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Soccer Tackling Techniques: Types of Tackles
Tackling is one of two ways to regain possession of the ball in association football, with interception being the other. The difference with the interception is that it does not involve a challenge on the opponent, whereas tackling does.
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Soccer: Important areas of the soccer field
As in most sports, the specifications of the playing area are enshrined in the Laws of the Game. Law 1 – The Field of Play – in the FIFA Laws of the Game outlines all there is to know about the important areas of the football pitch.
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Types of Cricket Matches
Cricket has grown from just being a multi-day game played in whites to an amalgam of different formats. Currently, there are six categories of matches that could appear on a player profile.
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Good football (soccer) goalkeepers: Attributes and characteristics
To handle the pressure and game situations, competent goalkeepers require an amalgam of mental, physical and technical attributes that, when perfected, will make them greats of the game.
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Cricket's worst umpires
Everyone expects even the best cricket umpires to make the odd mistake, especially as the burden on them is far heavier. However, some of the lot in international cricket produced such significant match-changing howlers that you wouldn't even want them officiating in a benefit match.
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Cricket: Australian fast bowlers list
The Aussies had a slew of quick bowlers who used a combination of pace, guile and skill to outwit opposing batsmen. This list of Aussie fast-men is based on the pace bowlers who scalped the most wickets in Test matches.
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Attraction-Killing Behaviors: What Men Do That Turns Women Off
Wondering why you're no good with women? You just might be killing attraction and interest with these behaviors.
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FIFA soccer laws and rules: The throw-in
FIFA's law stipulates that when the ball fully crosses the touchline—in the air or on the ground— play must be restarted by a throw-in to the opponents of the team that last touched or played the ball.