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PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC):Leeward Islands leg-spinner, Anthony Martin, struck three lethal blows late in the day yesterday to leave Trinidad and Tobago (T&T) tottering and set up an enthralling finish on today's final day of their fifth-round...

BANGALORE, India (CMC):Title-holders Australia were far from clinical, but did enough to knock over minnows Kenya by 60 runs and book a berth in the quarter-finals of the World Cup here yesterday.Opting to bat first...

MUMBAI, India (CMC): New Zealand coasted into the next round of the World Cup with minimum fuss yesterday, easily trouncing Canada by 97 runs at the Wankhede Stadium.Spearheaded by Brendon McCullum's measured 101, the Black Caps powered their way to 358...

TRAILING by 220 runs with seven wickets in hand, Jamaica face an uphill battle to gain first innings points on the fourth and final day of their West Indies Cricket Board Regional Four-day...

Front-runners Tivoli Gardens will seek to maintain their lead atop the standings when they travel to the Anthony Spaulding Complex to engage neighbours Arnett Gardens in the 32nd round of the Digicel Premier League. The match, which promises to be an intriguing encounter, is set to commence at 6 p.m.

Trainer Gary Subratie had a fantastic day at Caymanas Park yesterday, saddling four winners on the well supported 11-trace programme, including NIPHAL and UNCLE KEN in the Guineas trials over 1400 metres. The second generation trainer thus enjoyed his best day on the job since obtaining a trainer's licence in Miami in 1999.

Arsenal went out of a third competition in two weeks yesterday when Manchester United reached the FA Cup semi-finals with a 2-0 victory that vindicated manager Alex Ferguson's selection gamble.

Defending champions Cavalier retained their Kingston and St Andrew Football Association (KSAFA)/Claro Super League title by a one-goal difference over August Town, as both teams ended the season on 50 points each on yesterday's final day of the competition.

South Africa chased down India's total yesterday to win a high-scoring World Cup game by three wickets, inspired by a game-changing bowling spell of 5-50 from Dale Steyn.

NIPHAL and UNCLE KEN won the final prep races for the April 2 Guineas classics at Caymanas Park today.

Trinidad and Tobago batsman Runako Morton and Leeward Islands all rounder Tonito Willett are expected to take no further part in the WICB Regional 4 Day Round 5 match at the Queen’s Park Oval in Port

The West Indies Cricket Board has considerably slashed ticket prices for the Digicel Series across the board. The WICB, in an effort to ensure that every fan across the region can attend the games wit