Tag: Watching Sport

Chiang Mai cricket to hold tournament at Gymkhana club

Michael Piasetzki reports on Chiang Mai Football Club, its fans and the plan to start climbing in the Thai Footbal League.

The 'Sport of Kings' was introduced to Thailand by King Rama VI at turn of century and horse racing continues to this day in Chiang Mai.

The 32nd Chiang Mai International Cricket Sixes tournament starts on Sunday and it's fair to say excitement is running high.

Chiang Mai's most powerful men and women battle it out in the quest to find out who is the strongest of them all.

Thailand’s Strongest Man 2018 is hosted by Moo Baa Strongman Gym.The five strength competitions will test the limits of competitors from around the world.

Tus Werayutwattana takes a look at the growing Thailand eSports scene an industry and leisure activity that is exploding.

Wants some fight action? Where to go on Chiang Mai to watch boxing and Muay Thai.

The thousands of fans are abruptly submerged into one of those magical football moments where time freezes, but a lone ball keeps moving.

Chiang Mai has long been a centre for Muay Thai but the arrival of full MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) cage fighting has moved things up another gear.

"Tia" Wermae, a tattooed 19-year-old Akha tribesman has the physique of a Greek God. A Greek God who stands one metre tall and has a mohawk.

For the briefest of spells, Thai Premier League action finally descend on Chiang Mai.