March 17, 2014
Star Sport


Windies have firepower and belief - Sammy
“ West Indies captain Darren Sammy was full of confidence after arriving in Bangladesh yesterday, believing his team is capable of retaining their ICC World T20 title..... read more
MoBay edge Tivoli to keep RSPL lead

Montego Bay United kept their lead atop the Red Stripe Premier League (RSPL) table intact following a 1-0 win over Tivoli Gardens at the Edward Seaga Sports Complex yesterday.

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McLeod takes NCAA Division I hurdles crown

"I was shocked!," exclaimed University of Arkansas freshman Omar McLeod after winning the men's 60-metre hurdles at the NCAA Division I Championships in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Saturday...

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Liverpool, Arsenal close gap

MANCHESTER, England (AP): Liverpool and Arsenal capitalised on a rare slip-up by Premier League leaders Chelsea by claiming away wins at their fiercest rivals yesterday to close up an intriguing four-team race for the title.

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Former Brazil star Rivaldo officially retires

SAO PAULO (AP): Former Brazil and Barcelona star Rivaldo officially retired on Saturday after a 24-year career that he said was built "upon a miracle" ...

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Simon Jackson revels in Ardenne debut win

Out-of-favour Jamaica opener Simon Jackson believes his experience as a professional cricketer was one of the main reasons he was able to guide Ardenne High to their first-ever high school cricket title.

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Shiv wants One Day spot back

Despite not representing the West Indies in one-day internationals in nearly three years, middle-order batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul remains optimistic ...

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Win over England good for Windies - Gibson

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC): West Indies' recent series win against England has provided head coach Ottis Gibson with the biggest indication yet that his side can retain the Twenty20 World Cup.

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