Powell ready for one-dayers
dambulla, sri lanka, cmc: BATSMAN RICARDO Powell says he hopes to boost the West Indies batting when they tackle hosts Sri Lanka and India in the tri-nation limited overs cricket series that starts this weekend.
Ja juniors in Pan Am action
WORLD YOUTH SILVER medallists Natasha Ruddock and Latoya Greaves, along with Schillonie Calvert and Alain Bailey, will lead Jamaica's charge for medal on tomorrow's opening day of the 2005 Pan American Junior Championships in Windsor, Canada.
World Champs flashback...Beckford leaps on scene
MERLENE OTTEY DOMINATED the track and field scene in Jamaica for 20 years and at the fifth World Championships held in Gothenburg, Sweden the former Rusea's High and Vere Technical High athlete was again in the limelight.
Fuller on way to Southampton
london, cmc: SOUTHAMPTON HAVE finally agreed a fee for Portsmouth's Jamaican striker Ricardo Fuller, one day after being told they would not get the player on a free transfer.
Combined team eyes US counterparts
MEMBERS OF Jamaica's Combined Martial Arts team are still basking in their recent victory over England's national taekwondo team and looking to September's match-up against a combined United States team.
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