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Marlon Samuels and  Ben Stokes
Marlon Samuels and Ben Stokes

No holding back Samuels, says skipper Holder

MANCHESTER, England, CMC – Captain Jason Holder has no plans on keeping combative Marlon Samuels on a leash during the five-match One-Day International series starting here Tuesday, but has urged the experienced stroke-maker not to get carried away in his rivalry with all-rounder Ben Stokes.

New JFF president Ricketts ready for work after elevation

KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC – Clarendon Football Associaton president, Michael Ricketts, was Saturday elected to succeed the late Captain Horace Burrell as head of the Jamaica Football Association, and said he planned to immediately get to work in rebuilding the organisation.

Gayle return brings wealth of knowledge, says Holder

MANCHESTER, England, CMC – The return of the self-proclaimed ‘Universe Boss’, Chris Gayle, to West Indies one-day colours following a two-year absence, is expected to strengthen the Caribbean side’s batting in the upcoming five-match series against England.

Dragic leads Slovenia to Eurobasket glory

(Reuters) – An electric display of scoring by Slovenian captain Goran Dragic paved the way for his side’s stunning 93-85 victory over neighbours Serbia as they were crowned Eurobasket champions for the first time after a thrilling final on Sunday.

Banks DIH Limited Outdoor Events Manager Mortimer Stewart hands over the championship trophy to Ol Skool Ballers captain Roy Cassou in the presence of his team-mates following their 3-1 win over Future Stars in the Guinness ‘Cage’ Football Championship Saturday night at the National Gymnasium. (Orlando Charles photo)

Future Stars schooled by Ol Skool Ballers

Ol Skool Ballers’ ‘Cinderella Story’ in the Guinness Cage/Three Peat Promotions Indoor football championships had the perfect ending after they dismissed Future Stars 3-1 in the grand finale on Saturday.

First innings century maker Kemol Savory looked set for another big score before rain intervened (Royston Alkins Photo)

Rain prevents thrilling end in E’bo, East Bank encounter 

Rain had the final say in an exciting encounter between Essequibo and East Bank as the umpires were forced to call time on the match ruling that the outfield was not suitable for play after the rains came 30 minutes before the luncheon interval on day – three at the Everest Cricket Club ground Camp Road yesterday.

Sunil Narine (left), captain Carlos Brathwaite (centre) and Ashley Nurse celebrate the dismissal of Jonny Bairstow during Saturday’s T20I. (Photo courtesy CWI Media)

Windies professionalism trumped frigid temperatures: Narine

CHESTER-LE-STREET, England, CMC – Champion off-spinner Sunil Narine said the unsettling cold temperatures during the one-off Twenty20 International had been difficult to deal with but hailed the professional approach from West Indies after they trounced England by 21 runs here Saturday.

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