Sports

Seaview Flames beat Duhaney Park 83 to 38 to record the biggest victory margin last night in the Home Style Juices/Southern Conference Basketball League at the National Stadium Courts.

South Africa took almost an hour on today’s fourth day of the second Test to complete victory by an innings and 205 runs against Bangladesh.

Jamaican athletes were in good form in the United States at the weekend with four victories at the Big 12 Championships at the University of Nebraska.

The Amateur Swimming Association of Jamaica (ASAJ) has ratified a 35-member team for the 22nd CARIFTA Championship to be held in Aruba from March 27 to 30.

Kingston College will meet Ardenne High in both the Senior and Junior League basketball finals of the Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association/KFC Southern Conference.

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has made a profit of US$63 million from the 2007 Cricket World Cup, which was staged in the Caribbean.

The crucial third round of the Cash Plus Premier football league continues this afternoon with teams going after valuable points.

Worcestershire have signed West Indies fast bowler Fidel Edwards as its overseas player for the second half of the 2008 English County season.

The Jamaica Netball Association/Supreme Ventures Division ‘C’ League will begin this evening with three games.

Trinidad and Tobago’s Omar Khan is the new full-time manager of the West Indies team.

The Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) dissolved the board of the St. Ann Football Association with immediate effect.

Maria Sharapova stretched her unbeaten streak to 12 matches and won her 18th career title yesterday.