Ryder testing patience – Wright
John Wright, the New Zealand coach, has admitted Jesse Ryder is testing his patience with his indiscretions
Month: March 2012
Rain washes away day two
Heavy rain in Sydney washed out day two of the Sheffield Shield match between New South Wales and Queensland at the SCG
Gayle left out of training squad to face Australia
Chris Gayle’s prospects of representing the West Indies again look grimmer than ever after he was left out of the WICB’s 30-man training squad ahead of the home series against Australia
Gayle left out of training squad to face Australia
Chris Gayle’s prospects of representing the West Indies again look grimmer than ever after he was left out of the WICB’s 30-man training squad ahead of the home series against Australia
Bracewell keeps Test spot
Jesse Ryder was predictably missing but Doug Bracewell retained his place as New Zealand’s selectors unveiled their squad for the first Test against South Africa in Dunedin
TCL striking workers call on Barbados, Jamaica counterparts for solidarity
Claxton Bay: As strike action continues at Trinidad Cement Limited (TCL), the Oilfields Workers Trade Union (OWTU) has written to unions representing workers at the Barbados and Jamaica cement plants…
Homeless man found dead under bridge near Nestle factory
Bamboo: Foul play is not being ruled out in the discovery of a body at Bamboo Number Three this morning. According to police reports, the body of Desmond Boyer was…
Scholarships for Tobagonians to operate control tower at airport
Tobago: Young Tobagonians are to be offered scholarships in air traffic control to eventually take up positions at the ANR Robinson International Airport's control tower that was now being serviced…
Police apologise for assault on TCL protestors
Claxton Bay: Senior police officers investigating the alleged assault of workers at a strike camp outside of the Trinidad Cement Limited, have apologised to the workers. Workers at the camp…
Tug, barge sinks in Moruca River…Four missing, feared dead
Moruca River: Four people are missing and are now feared dead after a tug and barge sank in the vicinity of the mouth of the Moruca River Wednesday evening. Missing…
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