Sports

Top-ranked Rafael Nadal and No. 2 Novak Djokovic will resume their budding rivalry in the Italian Open final today.

West Indies and Pakistan will continue to battle tomorrow as play continues in the fourth day the first test in Guyana.

Seven Jamaicans including Asafa Powell and Veronica Campbell-Brown are down to compete at the Shanghai Golden Grand Prix in China tomorrow.

The Jamaica Netball Association/Supreme Ventures Division ‘A’ and ‘C’ Finals will take place this afternoon at the National Indoor Sports Centre.

Reggae Boy Ricardo Fuller will be in Stoke City line up when they face Manchester City in the FA Cup final today at Wembley in England.

Horseracing continues at Caymanas Park today with two trophy races on the 11-race programme. However, despite the trophy races, the three-year-old and up open allowance race over 1820 metres will take

DESPITE the presence of two trophy races on today's Caymanas Park 11-race programme, the three-year-old and up open allowance race over 1820 metres will be the focus of attention.

Leevan Sands was the most successful Caribbean athlete at the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) World Challenge meet on Thursday. The Bahamian claimed second place in the triple jump, with a distance of 16.97 metres - two centimetres short of the winning mark of hometown boy Kim Deok-Hyeong.

Andrew's Pen and Crooks Street will meet tomorrow for the third time this season, in an encounter that will highlight quarter-final action in the Claro/INSPORTS All-Island Community Football Championship.

The long-awaited National Sports Policy is closer to finalisation. The Human Resources Committee of the Cabinet, chaired by Minister of Education Andrew Holness, gave the green light to the proposals this week, clearing the way for the policy to be submitted to the full Cabinet where it is expected to be signed off.

Kee-nia," the slender, but firmly built woman advised a stranger who asked the proper way to say her name, "point of correction." Even Kenia Sinclair's fellow Jamaicans have got her name wrong, often pronouncing it like an African country.

The Portland contingent turned in a sterling performance on the final day of the 28th staging of the Jamaica Teachers' Association (JTA)/Sagicor National Primary, All-Age and Junior High Schools Athletics Championship, which was held over two days at the National Stadium, to claim their second hold on the coveted crown.