Windies' woes continue
HOBART, CMC: ANOTHER DEPLORABLE batting effort against a disciplined but hardly devastating Australian bowling attack has already consigned West Indies to the prospect of a second consecutive massive defeat after just one day of the second Test...

Cup a boon for small businesses, says Price
ICC CRICKET World Cup West Indies Incorporated yesterday reiterated there will be many benefits arising from the hosting of the 2007 Cricket World Cup and invited local businesses, both large and small, to grab those opportunities...

Reggae Girlz on the march
WHILE THE Soca Warriors continue to bask in the glory of World Cup qualification, Jamaica's Under-20 women footballers (Reggae Girlz) have taken a giant step towards getting to next year's Under-20 World Championships in Russia...

No stopping Norman Manley
NORMAN MANLEY - not for the first time in the ISSA/Pepsi/JN Manning Cup - have surprised the pundits and are now firm favourites to make the semi-finals of the competition, pending the result of today's Group Three game...

T&T ready to make mark in Germany
MANAMA, (Reuters): TRINIDAD AND Tobago plan to do much more than make up the numbers on their World Cup debut in Germany next year, according to captain Dwight Yorke.

FROM THE BOUNDARY - Congrats - and good luck - to Trinidad!
TRINIDAD AND Tobago have qualified for next year's World Cup finals in Germany and congratulations and good luck to them. They picked up only one point from their first three matches in the six-team play-off...

Bahrain to appeal over disallowed late goal
MANAMA, (Reuters): BAHRAIN PLAN to appeal to FIFA to have their World Cup play-off defeat by Trinidad & Tobago annulled because a late goal was disallowed by Colombian referee Oscar Julian Ruiz Acosta for dangerous play.