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Ravi Rampaul leads the victorious West Indies team off the pitch after their win against Pakistan (Orlando Charles photo)
Ravi Rampaul leads the victorious West Indies team off the pitch after their win against Pakistan (Orlando Charles photo)

Superb Sammy

Yesterday he was not the bane of a disenchanted Caribbean public but rather, the toast of the party, – the West Indies skipper that marshalled his troops to a rare victory over Pakistan with a five-wicket haul at the Guyana National Stadium.

Sammy pleased with team’s performance

A victory at last! That must have been the thoughts of the West Indies team and its supporters following the team’s 40-run triumph over Pakistan yesterday at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence to end a  two year drought.

Rafael Nadal

Djokovic floors Nadal again to claim Rome title

ROME, (Reuters) – Novak Djokovic continued his  domination over world number one Rafa Nadal ahead of the French  Open by claiming the Rome Masters crown 6-4 6-4 yesterday to  stretch his unbeaten run this year to 37 matches.

Pacer Ravi Rampaul made early inroads in the Pakistan lineup yesterday. Orlando Charles photo)

Evenly poised!

139 runs while the West Indies needs seven more wickets By Marlon Munroe The see-saw battle of the first Digicel Test match over the past three days is winding down to an enthralling climax after Pakistan recovered yesterday from early trouble to put the West Indies in a spot of bother with an enterprising fourth wicket partnership.

Spin treat!

Over three days of a tense, gripping, low-scoring opening Test, played out on a sub-standard surface, the West Indies have disregarded the preceding bickering and back-biting, the carping over the captaincy and the debated departures for the Indian Premier League (IPL), the politicking and the talk of Dudus and Dons, to diligently battle their way into a strong position.

Rooney penalty seals United’s record 19th title

LONDON, (Reuters) – Manchester United were crowned  English champions for a record 19th time yesterday when Wayne  Rooney’s penalty earned a 1-1 draw at Blackburn Rovers and the  point they needed to win the Premier League title.  

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