Daily Archive: Saturday, February 19, 2022

Articles published on Saturday, February 19, 2022

Man wanted over murder of son-in-law

Police in Regional Division #4A are currently searching for a 44-year-old man who allegedly fatally shot 25-year-old Leon Gittens of Lot 118 Cowan Street, Kingston, in the East La Penitence area before making good his escape.

Blessing Okagbare

Okagbare gets 10-year ban

(Reuters) – Nigerian sprinter Blessing Okagbare has been banned for 10 years for doping in the lead-up to the Tokyo Olympics and refusing to co-operate with the investigation, the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) said yesterday, effectively ending her career.

Vice captain Nicholas Pooran scored his second T20 half century against the hosts albeit in a losing cause.

Powell, Pooran sparkle but India secures series

KOLKATA, India, CMC – Rovman Powell and Nicholas Pooran lashed super-charged half-centuries but seamer Bhuvneshwar Kumar produced a high class penultimate over, to swing the pendulum India’s way and earn them a narrow eight-run victory in the second Twenty20 International here yesterday.

Josh Inglis

Australia crush Sri Lanka in fourth T20

(Reuters) – Australia eased to a six-wicket victory against Sri Lanka in the fourth Twenty20 international in Melbourne yesterday, barely needing to shift out of first gear as they heaped misery on the tourists who have yet to register a win in the five-game series.

Left-arm spinner Jomel Warrican sends down a delivery during his six-wicket haul. (Photo courtesy CWI Media)

Pride romps to 10-wicket defeat of Jamaica Scorpions

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Test vice-captain Jermaine Blackwood struck a half-century but West Indies teammate Jomel Warrican overshadowed him with a six-wicket haul, as Barbados Pride romped to a comprehensive 10-wicket victory over the Jamaica Scorpions here yesterday.

Henry Nicholls

NZ on course for big win over S/Africa

WELLINGTON, (Reuters) – New Zealand closed in on a massive victory inside three days in the opening test against South Africa yesterday after taking a 387-run lead and then reducing the tourists to 34-3 on day two of the contest.

Police close in on protesters blockading Canada’s capital

OTTAWA, (Reuters) – Police, including some on horseback, pushed into crowds of demonstrators to clear them from the streets of downtown Ottawa yesterday, arresting more than 100 and hauling away vehicles that have been blocking the core of the capital for more than three weeks in a protest against pandemic restrictions.

Ode to the roundabout

Roundabouts have been around for about 250 years. An early version is Paris’ La Place D’Etoile (renamed Place Charles de Gaulle) built in 1777 where up to ten lanes of traffic encircle the Arc de Triomphe.