WIPA board unanimously backs Ramnarine
Georgetown : The West Indies Players Association (WIPA) board this afternoon in a statement says, it has complete confidence in its President and CEO Mr. Dinanath Ramnarine who continues to have…
Day: June 20, 2011
Three men to be charge for possession of illegal firearm and matching rounds
East Bank Demerara : Three men are in police custody and charges will soon be laid after ranks of a mobile police patrol stopped and searched motor car HB…
Food security, climate change and energy high on agenda when CARICOM and US meet in Jamaica this week.
Georgetown : A High Level Meeting between the Caribbean Community and the United States of America will be held in Montego Bay, Jamaica on June 22nd , 2011. The…
Rankin sparks Somerset collapse
The figures might be unremarkable, but Boyd Rankin produced an unusually fine spell of fast bowling on the first day of Warwickshire Championship match with Somerset
Canadian citizen robbed and shot by bandits on seawall- out of danger in hospital
East Coast Demerara : A Canadian citizen Peter Faulhaber is today listed stable in hospital and will be discharged soon after being treated for a gunshot wound. Faulhaber who…
Middlesex close in on win
Sam Robson and Scott Newman put together an almost certainly decisive opening stand of 120 as Middlesex closed in on their fourth County Championship win of the season in a controversial Division Two game against Kent at Lord’s
Northants take control at Grace Road
Stephen Peters just missed out on a century while David Lucas and Lee Daggett both hit career-best scores as Northamptonshire took a stranglehold on their County Championship game against Leicestershire at Grace Road
Lower order prompts Nottinghamshire recovery
Nottinghamshire were once again reliant on club stalwarts Paul Franks and Chris Read to dig them out of a hole on the first day of the Division One meeting with Lancashire
Samit Patel could earn one-day recall
The announcement of England’s limited-overs squads to face Sri Lanka could represent a significant changing of the guard as they begin to look towards the 2015 World Cup
FIFA drops charges against Warner
Port-of-Spain: Football's world governing body, FIFA, has dropped all investigations into bribery charges against suspended Vice-President, Jack Warner, following his resignation from FIFA today. FIFA today issued this statement on…
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