Ryder ready for New Zealand return
Jesse Ryder has returned to New Zealand’s squad for the one-day series against South Africa but the allrounder Jacob Oram has been ruled out due to a calf injury
Month: February 2012
Jomo cops 2012 Soca Monarch Crown
Georgetown: Bones-man failed to defend his crown and Bill Rogers’ dream of winning another title were dashed as veteran entertainer Jomo ‘Rubber-waist’ Primo walked away with the coveted 2012 Carib Soca…
Minibus slams into parked truck, traps dead driver
West Bank Demerara: A 35-year-old minibus driver was today killed instantly at around 01:30hrs after crashing into a parked truck on the Stanleytown, West Bank Demerara Public Road. Teddy Persaud,…
Officials lower death toll from Honduran prison fire
Fire officials on Sunday lowered the number of people they say were killed when a fire ripped through a prison in central Honduras last week to 358.
Murdoch to launch Sun on Sunday next week
A Sunday edition of Britain's best-selling newspaper will launch next week, The Sun announced Sunday, two days after media magnate Rupert Murdoch said those plans were in the works.
Machel Montano is Power and Groovy Soca Monarch
Port-of-Spain: Mega soca star Machel Montano has won both the Groovy Soca Monarch and the Power Soca Monarch titles, stamping his authority as the country's premier soca artistes, a position…
All Stars are Panorama Champs
Port-of-Spain: The Neal and Massy Trinidad All Stars and the Katezenjammers Steel Orchestra of Tobago have for the 2nd consecutive year, won the National Panorama Large Band and Medium Band…
Last-ditched efforts save Calypso Final as prize money raises to $1 million
Port-of-Spain: Last ditch efforts have ensured that there will be the Calypso Monarch competition at the Dimanche Gras Show taking place this evening. Negotiations between the Trinbago Unified Calypsonians Organisation…
Iran suspends oil exports to Britain and France
Iran's oil ministry announced Sunday that it had stopped crude exports to British and French companies.
Warriors crush Blues by innings and 323
Michael Beer took seven wickets after Liam Davis had soared to a triple century as Western Australia minced New South Wales by an innings and 323 runs
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