SOUTHAMPTON, England (AP): England clinched a fifth straight series victory yesterday despite being held to a frustrating draw in the third Test against Sri Lanka, through a mixture of Kumar Sangakkara's brilliance and the return of heavy rain ...
Western Bureau: Catherine Hall All Stars emerged champions of the 2011 Flow Western Basket-ball Association (WBA) championship on Saturday night when they defeated Granville Jaguars 66-60 in game three at the Montego Bay...
Alia Atkinson completed what for her must be considered a successful weekend at the Trofeo Sette Colli International Swim in Italy over the weekend.After winning a gold medal and setting two new records on Saturday, Atkinson was eighth fastest in the...
Having already lost the One Day International (ODI) series 3-2, the West Indies will today seek to turn the tables on India, when the two face off in the first of their three-Test series at Sabina Park, beginning at 10...
The Inaugural Coldwell Banker Jamaica Realty Backgammon Tournament which recently con-cluded at the Spanish Court Hotel, St Andrew, saw businessman Roy D'Cambre outlasted the field to scoop the first top prize in the...
MONTERREY, Mexico: His name fits the profile, but his darker complexion and bright yellow boots hinted that Musashi Suzuki's roots probably ran a bit deeper than Japan.So, just before he took the field against Jamaica ...
KINGSTON, Jamaica, (CMC):Three West Indies legends from Jamaica will be recognised with landmarks around Sabina Park being named in their honour.Michael Holding will have the southern end of the ground named in his honour, fellow fast bowler Courtney...
ONE of the country's most consistent female quarter-miler in the past several years, Shericka Williams, will be hoping for a top-three finish in the women's 400 metres at the JAAA/Supreme Ventures National Senior Championships this weekend...
Ever since its inception a decade ago, lottery company Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL) has played a significant role in the development of sport in Jamaica. To start with, SVL makes a monthly contribution to the CHASE Fund. ...
AFTER romping to a silver medal run in the men's 100 metres event at the 2005 IAAF World Championships in Helsinki, Michael Frater is aiming for a top three finish this weekend at the JAAA/Supreme Ventures National Senior Championships....
WASHINGTON DC, United States: JAMAICA were knocked out of the CONCACAF Gold Cup yesterday, going down 2-0 to the United States, before a 45,423 capacity crowd at the RFK Stadium in Washington DC."I'm very...
VETERAN hurdler Brigitte Foster-Hylton will be using the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Associa-tion/Supreme Ventures National Senior Championship to help prepare for the Daegu World Championships...
Hamstring problems or not, Jamaican speedster Nesta Carter is determined to be among Jamaica's representatives in the 100m at the fast-approaching IAAF World Championships in Athletics in Daegu, South Korea...
We stand behind our athletes - Jamaica sits on top of the world as the most successful country per capita in track and field.Thanks to the extraordinary performance of our athletes collectively over the past 60 years.We spawned our first track gold...
Today, The Gleaner continues our photographic review of the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association/Supreme Ventures Limited National Senior Championships ahead of this year's meet to be held June 23-26 at the National Stadium.
Following his success with 32-1 outsider TECHNOMOTO in the Cal's Jamaica Derby on the previous Saturday, title-chasing Panamanian jockey Dick Cardenas highlighted yesterday's 11-race programme at Caymanas Park with four winners.
Victory came by only three points, but it was enough to ensure another title for defending champions Hydel at the three-day Bigga Jamaica Independent Schools Association Prep track and field championships which ended at the National Stadium yesterday.
West Indies middle order batsman Darren Bravo was obviously pleased with the bounce offered by the Sabina Park pitch in the fifth and final Digicel Pearls one-day international (ODI) on Thursday and is hopeful that the West Indian pacers will be able to use this to their advantage and get the team off to a winning start in the Test series, which gets under way tomorrow.
VIRGINIA, United States:SEVERAL key Reggae Boyz are confident that Jamaica will break the long-time jinx against the United States in their CONCACAF Gold Cup quarter-final today, when the senior national teams meet at the RFK Stadium in Washington DC, at 2 p.m. (3 p.m. Jamaica time).
Despite not being with their son for a number of years, the parents of West Indies fast bowling all-rounder Andre Russell are not surprised by his rise in the sport, but are overcome with delight at his recent...
VIRGINIA, United States: SOMEHOW, it has never happened before. Today, Jamaica's senior football team is aiming to change the statistic of not registering a victory against the United States, ...
SOUTHAMPTON, England (AP):Kevin Pietersen struck a superb 85 and Alastair Cook hit a record-equalling 50 as England closed day three of the third and final Test on 195-4, with an 11-run lead over beleaguered Sri Lanka at the Rose Bowl yesterday.
Starting from 1949, the West Indies and India have played 18 Test series against each other with the Windies winning 12, the Indians winning four, and two have been left unfinished and undecided.
MONTERREY, Mexico:Jamaica made a losing start to the FIFA Under-17 World Cup when the Young Reggae Boyz were beaten 1-0 by well-drilled Japan yesterday at the Estadio Universitario.
Jamaica will open their Group ‘B’ campaign at the 2011 FIFA Under-17 World Cup in Mexico today when they tackle Japan at Estadio Universitario, beginning at 6:00 p.m.
