Myrie will be back in Barbados next month
Bridgetown. Shanique Myrie will return to Barbados next month, that is when her case is schedulded to be heard before the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ). The Trinidad based court…
Month: March 2012
Cutting ruled out of Sheffield Shield final
Ben Cutting, the Queensland fast bowler, has been ruled out of the Sheffield Shield final
No Cameron-Obama ‘bromance’
Tim Stanley says once-cozy relationship between the U.S. and its old ally has cooled as Obama has turned to domestic priorities. As the prime minister makes a state visit, the chill is not lost on Britons
Bird and Tigers the perfect fit
Jackson Bird has come a long way in six months, and now has the chance to help bowl Tasmania to a Sheffield Shield title
Police foil jailbreak
Port-of-Spain: Quick action by police officers resulted in the re-capture of a prisoner who escaped from a prison in Port-of-Spain this morning after he jumped a wall to make good…
Tobago Affairs Minister criticised by her own party for Govt credit card abuse
Tobago: The Tobago Organisation of the People (TOP) of which Tobago Affairs Minister Vernella Alleyne Toppin is a member is condemning the Minister's apparent misuse of a government issued credit…
Bayfield Energy makes big oil, gas find
Piarco: Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has disclosed that an energy company operating in Trinidad and Tobago waters has made a major oil and gas find that could greatly benefit this…
Burns hopes to set Gabba alight
Outsiders must wonder what would possess a young batsman like Joe Burns to pursue his career at the Gabba
Kony victim demands justice
One of the abducted boys featured in the viral video demanding the capture of infamous warlord Joseph Kony is now a man and says the time for justice has arrived.
Suspect in Afghan killings flown to Kuwait
The U.S. soldier accused of killing 16 civilians has been transferred out of Afghanistan while awaiting charges, the NATO command said.
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