The world is in such political, economic and moral chaos it is tough to find “happy” stories to write about but sport is an area in which there is usually some good news.
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West Indies fast bowler Shannon Gabriel gave England little or no comfort either on or off the field after leading the West Indies attack in the first Test.
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The first Test at Lord’s is set for a thrilling finale, after West Indies left England rocking at 10-2 at stumps yesterday, chasing a victory target of 191.
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Queen’s Park Cricket Club formally celebrated their second consecutive T&TCB Premier League title when they completed a four-wicket win over Esmeralda at the Queen’s Park Oval in St Clair yesterday.
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West Indies coach Ottis Gibson said winning the first Test against all odds would be a “massive” boost for West Indies on their tour of England.
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Sprinters held the spotlight at this year’s Quantum Classics as American Calesio Newman scorched the Hasely Crawford stadium track on Saturday, taking both the 100m (10.07) and 200m (20.31) titles.
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Roland Bartholomew, who runs for Genisis Athletic Club, was crowned the new 5K champion at the annual ANSA McAL Sports and Family Day celebrations themed “Going Global…The ANSA McAL Way 2012” .
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Pace bowlers Morne Morkel and Umesh Yadav shared seven wickets as Delhi Daredevils geared up for the playoffs with a resounding six-wicket victory over Kings XI Punjab in the Indian Premier League yesterday.
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Even West Indies’ limpet left-hander Shivnarine Chanderpaul had bleak prospects of blocking England’s victory course in the first Investec Test.
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Kenrick Russell, James Bristol, Robert Stevenson, Cheryll Reyes and Irma Riley each won five gold medals at the National Masters Track and Field Championships held at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo earlier this month.
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