Windwards, Ja locked in battle
GROS-ISLET, Saint Lucia (CMC):A fine all-round performance by Saint Lucian Darren Sammy put the Windward Islands in strong contention for first innings honours against Jamaica in their Carib Beer second-round match ...
H View, Portmore clash in NPL feature
A shoot-out should be expected at Harbour View this afternoon when they host Portmore United in the hottest game of the six on today on a day when there is a full schedule in the Wray and Nephew National Premier League.
Ganguly anxious to return against WI
KOLKATA, India (CMC):Former India captain Sourav Ganguly is anxious to return to One-day International (ODI) cricket against the West Indies later his month.
Honours even in first Test
India's Sourav Ganguly:CENTURION, South Africa (Reuters): Pakistan's Mohammad Asif took five wickets to lessen the impact of Ashwell Prince's century for South Africa on the third day of the first Test yesterday.
Big win for Kirkvine in JTTA league
Hosts Windalco Kirkvine Sports Club I crushed Pembroke Hall II, 4-1 in a Division 3 rescheduled match, in the Jamaica Table Tennis Associations (JTTA) / Northwest Development national table tennis club league..
Beckham triggers ticket frenzy
TORONTO, (Reuters):Major League Soccer's newest franchise Toronto FC have already reaped dividends from David Beckham's $250 million signing with Los Angeles Galaxy.
Blake beats Moya to win in Sydney
SYDNEY, (Reuters):American James Blake captured his sixth title in 12 months when he beat Spain's Carlos Moya 6-3, 5-7, 6-1 yesterday to win the Sydney International for the second year running.
The World Cup is here: Stadium tests for venues
KINGSTON (CMC): Match Day staff for all nine Local Organising Committees (LOCs) will, over the coming month, engage in simulation tests to fine-tune preparations for ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 ...
The World Cup is here: The game's best will be on show
After 32 years since the inaugural tournament in 1975, the World Cup of cricket, arguably the third largest sporting spectacle in the world, will be staged in the West Indies...
England were just too good for India
The inaugural World Cup of cricket got under way on June 7, 1975, with one match at Edgbaston, one at Headingley, one at Old Trafford and one at Lord's where the hosts, England, took on India.
Good performances at Douglas Forrest Invitational
THE island's top high school athletes continued their build-up to the 2007 GraceKennedy/ISSA Boys' and Girls' Athletics Championships with some good performances at yesterday's Douglas Forrest...
Blow Wind Blow triumphs in feature
Evens favourite BLOW WIND BLOW survived a late run from the highly fancied RAINBOW TRAIN to win yesterday's mile and quarter feature for the Altamont V. Armond Memorial Cup by a short head at Caymanas Park.
Bekele retains Edinburgh cross country title
EDINBURGH, (Reuters):Kenenisa Bekele underscored his stature as the world's best cross country runner with a dominating display to retain his title at the Great Edinburgh International Cross Country race yesterday.
What is all the fuss about?
When the respective governments, urged on by the West Indies Cricket Board, made their successful bid some nine years ago to host the 2007 World Cup of cricket...
Austin's spin puts Barbados on top
CRAB HILL, Barbados (CMC):A first-class career best bowling performance from Ryan Austin handed Barbados a modest first innings lead in their second round match of the Carib Beer Series against Leeward Islands yesterday.
Good start for Haiti
PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC):Haiti logged an early goal by Brunel Fucien and ran out 1-0 winners over former champions Martinique on the opening evening of the Digicel Caribbean Cup football finals on Friday.
Easy wins for Man U, Chelsea and Liverpool
LONDON, (Reuters): Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 13th goal of the season while Park Ji-sung and Michael Carrick got their first as Manchester United beat Aston Villa 3-1 to maintain their six-point Premier League lead yesterday.
Catherine Hall situation dicey, FA boss unhappy
Western Bureau: With just three days to go before the promised delivery date, it now seems certain that the unfinished Catherine Hall Stadium ...
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