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Darren Sammy
Darren Sammy

Sammy promises fearless play

NEW DELHI, India, Nov 5, CMC/IANS – Darren Sammy promised that West Indies would display a fearless brand of cricket against a superior Indian side in the first of three Tests, beginning today.

Andre Russell
Andre Russell

Russell slams 128 to put Windies-A in charge

NORTH SOUND, Antigua, CMC – Andre Russell continued his impressive rise with an electrifying hundred that was the driving force behind a West Indies-A revival in their first “Test” against Bangladesh-A yesterday.

Younus Khan

Sri Lanka hit back to leave test finely poised

SHARJAH (Reuters) – Sri Lanka hit back with three Pakistan wickets in yesterday’s final session, including century-maker Younus Khan, to boost their chances of drawing the series by the close on the third day of the third and final test in neutral Sharjah.

Ashlee Savona far left looks on as Kailey Leila blasts one of her two goals past the Anguillan goal keeper.  (Orlando Charles photo)

Lady Jaguars maul Anguilla 5-nil

By Emmerson Campbell The Under-20 Lady Jaguars mauled Anguilla 5 goals to nil, registering another victory in the second game of their Group D qualifying round yesterday at the Uitvlugt Community Centre ground.

Veerasammy Permaul

Permaul confident of trumping Bangladesh A

St John’s, Antigua – West Indies A Team captain Veerasammy Permaul believes that with the support of the senior players in the team and a total team effort he can lead the regional side to victory over Bangladesh A in the First Digicel ‘Test’ at the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Grounds.

Mahendra Singh Dhon

India fret over pitch ahead of Windies opener

NEW DELHI, (Reuters) – India host West Indies in the  opener of their three-match series tomorrow with doubts over  the Ferozeshah Kotla Stadium pitch, which will be hosting a test  for the first time since serving an international ban.

Sri Lanka hands cricket ground maintenance to military

COLOMBO, (Reuters) – Sri Lanka’s military will now  take care of the grounds of three cricket stadiums, a move  putting the armed forces into the operations of the country’s  sporting passion and widening an already big role in civilian  affairs, officials said yesterday.

Ian Thorpe

Thorpe slumps to seventh in first final back

SINGAPORE, (Reuters) – Five-times Olympic swimming  champion Ian Thorpe finished a disappointing seventh in the  final of the 100 metres individual medley in a World Cup event  yesterday on a tough first day back in competition after five  years away.

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