The Disciplinary Committee of the Kingston and St Andrew Football Association yesterday banned Molynes United player Shawn Valentine for the remainder of the season.
St Andrew High yesterday captured the ISSA/Jamaica Hockey Federation’s Under-16 girls’ title following a 3-0 penalty stroke victory over Excelsior at the Mona field.
McLaren will appear before Formula One’s governing body, the Federation of International Automobile (FIA) on April 29 to answer charges relating to a breach of the International Sporting Code.
The West Indies selectors have called up uncapped fast bowler Andrew Richardson of Jamaica for the upcoming Test tour of England, which bowls off later this month.
Over in South Africa Amjad Javed hit 164 today to lead the United Arab Emirates, UAE, to a 112-run win over Denmark in the group stages of qualifying for the 2011 World Cup.
Andy Murray captured arguably the biggest title of his career to date with a straight-sets defeat of Novak Djokovic at the Sony Ericsson Open yesterday.
Excelsior High and St Andrew High will face off in the final of the Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association/Jamaica Hockey Federation’s Under 16 schoolgirl competition this afternoon.
Champions Jamaica, ahead of Guyana by 81 runs on first innings, will resume this morning’s final day on 215 for seven in their second innings of their 13th round regional four-day match at Jarrett Park.
Boys’ Town and Tivoli Gardens yesterday earned the right to contest the final of the island’s premier knockout competition, the Flow Champions Cup, following contrasting semi-final victories at the Anthony Spaulding Sports Complex.
Defending champions Holmwood Technical and Kingston College remain out front on today’s third day of the four-day ISSA/Grace Kennedy Boys’ and Girls’ Athletic Championships at the National Stadium.
England completed a 26-run victory over West Indies a short while ago to win the decisive fifth and final One-Day Cricket International at the Beausejour Cricket Ground in St Lucia.
Newly crowned back-to-back champions Jamaica, sent to bat by Guyana, were 280 for four at Sports Time on the opening day of their 13th round West Indies Cricket Board Regional Four-day match at Jarrett Park.
Nathan Hauritz took four for 29 as Australia bowled hosts South Africa out for 145 in 33 point one overs to win the first One-Day International by 141 runs at Kingsmead today.
Half-centuries from Sachin Tendulkar, Harbhajan Singh and Mahendra Dhoni gave India a slight edge on the first day of the third cricket Test against hosts New Zealand at the Basin Reserve.
The season’s first classics, the Betting Gaming and lotteries Commission-sponsored one thousand and two thousand Guineas, will highlight tomorrow’s racing programme at Caymanas Park.
West Indies have suffered an early setback in their quest to win the decisive fifth One-Day International against England at the Beausejour Cricket Stadium in St Lucia.
Defending champions Calabar High have moved within six points of leaders Kingston College as the race for the boys’ title heats up on today’s third day of the four-day ISSA/Grace Kennedy Boys’ and Girls’ Athletic Championships at the National Stadium.
The fifth and final One-Day International between West Indies and England at the Beausejour Cricket Ground in St Lucia has been delayed once more because of rain.
