Sports

Clijsters becomes world number one again

PARIS,  (Reuters) – Belgium’s Kim Clijsters will  become world number one next week for the first time since 2006  after she reached the Paris Open semi-finals by beating Jelena  Dokic 6-3 6-0 yesterday.  

Trevor Bailey

Sir Garry hails Trevor Bailey

(Barbados Nation) National hero and cricketing legend Sir Garfield Sobers yesterday described the late English cricket all-rounder and journalist Trevor Bailey as a “wonderful person”.

Tino Best

Tino Best apologises for bad behaviour

(Barbados Nation) I’m sorry! A repentant Tino Best has unreservedly apologized for the conduct that led to his omission from the Barbados team for the second round WICB regional four-day match against England Lions which started yesterday at Kensington Oval.

Injunction granted against Bissondyal DCB faction

Justice James Bovell-Drakes granted an injunction on Wednesday barring Bissondyal Singh and members of his faction of the Demerara Cricket Board (DCB) from acting as president and performing any duties of the Board pending the hearing of a matter on February 14.

Familiar sight: This is the result of overnight rain at the GCC ground, Bourda yesterday. (Orlando Charles photo)

Bourda flooded, Leewards match threatened

Heavy and persistent rain on Wednesday night left the outfield of the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) ground, Bourda inundated, with only the pitch and parts of the 30-yard circle visible up to press time yesterday.

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