September 30, 2011
Star Sport


No bad vibes - Bolt plays down rivalry with training partner Blake
“Double world record holder Usain Bolt has quelled speculation about a growing rivalry between himself and his training partner Yohan Blake, after the latter emphatically announced his arrival on the big stage with a World Championships.... read more
Bolt could break 19-second barrier - Johnson

American sprinting legend Michael Johnson - the current 400m world record holder and the man whose 200m world record Usain Bolt bettered at the 2008 Olympic Games - believes the big Jamaican will...

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Changes for cricket start tomorrow

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (CMC): International matches are set to witness a slew of changes in all three formats with amendments to rules coming into effect from tomorrow...

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Marshall hopes form continues

Xavier Marshall yesterday credited application for his innings of 142, which piloted his team, Lambert's XI, to a 128-run win over Bernard Jr's XI at Sabina Park, in the second of three trial matches to help select...

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Bryan, Fagan earn sweeter deals in Vietnam

When the Jamaican duo of Kavin Bryan and Andre Fagan return to Vietnam at the start of the V-League's new season, they will do so to much-improved offers and to a new team....

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Boys' Town's tough-tackling Benji the missing link?

Apart from Boys' Town's usual beautiful passing game and their dominance at home another feature noticeably absent this season is the presence of hard-tackling defensive midfielder Damion Benjamin....

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Reynolds buoyed by Sporting start

Perhaps second only to Waterhouse's Donovan Duckie, and to a lesser extent Lenny Hyde Sr, at Humble Lion, Sporting Central Academy's Vassell Reynolds is perhaps the most satisfied coach after three rounds of the National Premier League....

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Jamaica women crash out of FIBA tourney

NEIVA HUILA, Colombia (CMC): Nicole Louden again played a starring role, yet failed to spark Jamaica's offence which ran out of steam, when Canada beat them 66-49 in the FIBA Americas Women's Championship on Wednesday...

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Strong start for Queen's

IT was another outstanding display from preseason favourites The Queen's School in the ISSA Digicel Corprate Area Netball Competion, as the Marvette Anderson-coached junior and senior teams picked up...

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