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Lowering 9.4 still the goal -Bolt

AUCKLAND , New Zealand,  CMC- Olympic one and two hundred metres champion Usain Bolt says his goal of lowering the 100 metre mark below 9.4 seconds still stands and hints of a possibility of it happening next season.

The West Indies players dance with joy after winning the ICC T20 tournament yesterday beating Sri Lanka by 36 runs in the final. (Cricket365 photo)
The West Indies players dance with joy after winning the ICC T20 tournament yesterday beating Sri Lanka by 36 runs in the final. (Cricket365 photo)

Never-say-die Windies stun Sri Lanka

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka, CMC – Inspired by a swashbuckling knock of 78 from Marlon Samuels at a crucial stage, West Indies rolled over Sri Lanka by 36 runs to lift the 2012 ICC World Twenty20 title here yesterday.

Lloyd email a morale booster, says skipper Sammy

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka, CMC – West Indies captain Darren Sammy revealed Saturday that legendary former West Indies captain Clive Lloyd had written to the team pledging his support for yesterday’s World Twenty20 final against Sri Lanka.

Darren Sammy

Sammy forgives critics, sees West Indies resurgence

COLOMBO,  (Reuters) – Leading West Indies to their first World Cup title since 1979 gave Darren Sammy a chance to hit back at his critics but the all-rounder preferred to forgive them and talk about a possible resurgence of cricket’s former superpower instead.

Manchester United’s Patrice Evra clears the ball during their English Premier League soccer match against Newcastle United in Newcastle, northern England, yesterday. REUTERS/Nigel Roddis

Manchester United too good for Newcastle

LONDON, (Reuters) – A turbo-charged start yielding two goals in the opening 15 minutes and a spectacular effort by Tom Cleverley led Manchester United to a 3-0 victory at Newcastle United in the Premier League  yesterday.

Lionel Messi        Cristiano Ronaldo

Messi, Ronaldo trade blows in 2-2 Clasico draw

MADRID,  (Reuters) – Real Madrid came away with a point but failed to secure the victory they needed to trim the gap on leaders Barcelona when the outstanding Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo each struck twice in an attritional 2-2 draw in La Liga yesterday.

West Indies captain Darren Sammy and Sri Lanka skipper Mahela Jayawardene pose with the International Cricket Council’s  Twenty20 World Cup trophy ahead of today’s grand finale.

Sammy wants Windies to rain on Sri Lanka’s parade

-urges team to lift game for final COLOMBO, Sri Lanka, CMC – West Indies captain Darren Sammy says despite the convincing nature of his side’s semi-final victory, they will have to improve even further if they are to beat Sri Lanka in the World Twenty20 final here today.

Sri Lanka can be beaten

The West Indies’ thumping victory over Australia in Friday’s World T20 semi-final was as near to flawless as it gets in Twenty20 cricket.

National featherweight champion Clive ‘Wonder Kid ’Atwell punches the pads of Leon ‘Hurry Up’ Moore during a public workout yesterday. (Orlando Charles photo)

Moore, Atwell stage public workout

—ahead of Saturday’s Foreign Invasion card By Emmerson Campbell Former world-rated super bantamweight boxer, Leon ‘Hurry Up’ Moore and national featherweight champion, Clive ‘Wonder Kid’ Atwell staged a public workout yesterday at the Kitty bus park to promote next Saturday’s six-fight boxing card dubbed ‘Foreign Invasion’.

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