Taylor targets NZ skipper Bates
Top West Indies Women batsman Stafanie Taylor says getting the wicket of New Zealand Women opener and captain, Suzie Bates, will be vital if they are to level their three-match one-day international (ODI) series....
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Bicknell impresses in Florida
Eleven-year-old Blaise Bicknell turned in a scintillating performance to capture the Under-12 Orange County Fall Sectional competition at Lake Cane Tennis Centre in Orlando, Florida, yesterday....
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XLCR edge Cumberland ... JC remain perfect after another win
An 89th-minute goal from Colorado Murray carried champions Excelsior High to an exciting 1-0 victory over Cumberland in their Group B encounter in the Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association...
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Windies Women look to level NZ series
Captain Merissa Aguilleira believes West Indies Women have what it takes to rebound and level their three-match one-day international series against New Zealand Women....
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Jamaica to open U-17 tournament against El Salvador
Western Bureau: Host country Jamaica have been drawn to open their account in the fourth edition of the CONCACAF Under-17 Women's Football Championship with a tough assignment against Central American side El Salvador ...
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Cotterell to undergo medical examination
KINGSTON, Jamaica, (CMC): Newcomer to the senior West Indies cricket team Sheldon Cotterell is to undergo a medical examination tomorrow which would decide if he travels with the regional side for its upcoming tour of India....
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CTL beefs up stable area security with armoured car
Caymanas Track Limited (CTL) and McKay Security recently launched an armoured car Stable Patrol unit, reducing dependence on excess manpower while strengthening response time....
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Lack of firepower worked against Red Force - Ramdin
DELHI, India (CMC): Trinidad and Tobago captain Denesh Ramdin says a lack of batting firepower at the death overs and injury to bowler Rayad Emrit contributed to their semi-final defeat to Mumbai Indians ...
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