WI still focused - Browne
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC: FATIGUE IS not likely to be a factor for the West Indies team when the first Test of the Digicel Series against Pakistan bowls off at Kensington Oval tomorrow.

Lawson retains Bikeathon crown
WESTERN BUREAU: RAYDEAN LAWSON of the Westmoreland Cycling Club survived a fall and a stiff challenge from Oneil Samuels to retain his title in the Pro-Am section of the Rotary Club of Montego Bay East Bikeathon 2005 on Sunday.

Cuthbert enjoys life after tracks
THESE DAYS Juliet Cuthbert is just as busy as when she ran track. The age-defying 41-year-old recently opened her own wellness centre, One-on-One Fitness Studio, she is the physical trainer of National Premier League club Arnett Gardens...

Talbert, Thomas win big
WAINARD TALBERT and Tacius Golding's Tamika Thomas ran away with the inaugural Three Finger Jack 4K race in St. Thomas on Monday. Talbert finished the hilly course in 13 minutes and 40 seconds...

Anti-Doping Agency to oversee professional sports testing
WASHINGTON (AP): THE U.S. ANTI-DOPING Agency could be employed to oversee testing and enforcement in American professional sports leagues, a U.S. senator said yesterday at a hearing about funding for the USADA.

Balaclava still champs
SANTA CRUZ, St. Elizabeth; BALACLAVA United are still celebrating after crowning themselves midseason champions of the 2004/2005 St. Elizabeth Co-op Credit Union Division One football competition by thrashing neighbours Siloah Police Youth Club 6-0...

Bradshaw ready for real Test
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (AP): AFTER A decade earmarked as an international player, allrounder Ian Bradshaw is happy with his selection to the West Indies team that will play the first Test against Pakistan in his native Barbados.