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Jamaica Gleaner Sport
published: Friday | May 6, 2005

S Africa cruise against Ja XI
SOUTH AFRICA warmed up for this weekend's back-to-back one-day international matches against the West Indies with a 29-run victory over a Jamaica XI at Chedwin Park yesterday.

Hinds fined match fee
KINGSTON, CMC: WEST INDIES batsman Wavell Hinds has been fined 100 per cent of his match fee for breaching the ICC Code of Conduct on the final day of the fourth and final Digicel Test against South Africa in Antigua on Tuesday.


Mason set to leap back into action
WORLD RATED high jumper Germaine Mason is set to return to action after more than a year on the sideline. Mason, along with six other MVP club athletes including the world's top sprinter, Asafa Powell...


Strokes, exciting strokes, is what the ARG is about
FOR THOSE who believe that cricket is a batsman's game, who love to hear the sound of bat hitting ball, to see the ball racing away to the boundary or sailing through the air and then over the boundary...


W'house advance
WATERHOUSE BOOKED themselves a ticket to the semi-finals of the Red Stripe Champions Cup KO Competition after knocking off Rivoli United 3-2 to win 4-3 on aggregate in their fixture played at the Spanish Town Prison Oval yesterday.


Harbour View maintain third place
HARBOUR VIEW yesterday maintained their third place in the Wray and Nephew National Premier League with a 2-1 win over Village United.


Portmore United five points ahead
PORTMORE UNITED surged five points clear atop the Wray and Nephew National Premier League after a 2-1 win against Tivoli Gardens in a top-of-the-table rescheduled clash at the Edward Seaga Stadium last night.

















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