April 3, 2014
Star Sport


MVP not dead - Francis says club future safe with new rising stars
“ After losing track 'senators' such as Asafa Powell, Brigitte Foster-Hylton, Melaine Walker, Michael Frater and Sherone Simpson, head coach Stephen Francis admitted that the MVP track club is at a transitional stage .... read more
Badree replaces Narine as top T20 bowler

DHAKA, Bangladesh (CMC): West Indies leg-spinner Samuel Badree has moved up a place to replace teammate Sunil Narine as the number-one ranked bowler in the latest Reliance ICC Player Ranking for T20I bowlers.

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WINDIES CHASING HISTORY

MIRPUR, Bangladesh (CMC): Captain Darren Sammy says defending champions West Indies have been motivated by the lure of history as they prepare to battle with Sri Lanka in the first semi-finals of the ICC World T20...

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Schools to be introduced to Kenyan-inspired programme

Two unnamed high schools, over time, are expected to be transformed into middle-distance powerhouses. The athletes will be introduced to a Kenyan-inspired programme that is to be implemented by the founders ...

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Fraser-Pryce headlines UTech Classic

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, the reigning IAAF World Athlete of the Year, is among a number of World Championships and Olympic stars expected to be on show at the seventh staging of the University of Technology ...

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King has what it takes

JAMAICA is set to host the 2014 International Taekwondo Federation World Cup in Montego Bay, August 26-30. As part of the build-up to the first ever martial arts world tournament in Jamaica...

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Bubbling Angeline favourite for 1000 Guineas

Ante-post favourite BUBBLING ANGELINE will run from post position four with leading all-time jockey Winston Griffiths riding for 14-time champion trainer Philip Feanny in Saturday's C.D. Alexander Realty ...

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