Jamaica’s Jonielle Smith and Trinidad & Tobago’s Jereem Richards were among the winners at Tuesday’s Spitzen Leichtathletik, a World Athletics Continental Tour-Silver meet in Luzern, Switzerland.
Bahamian athletics icon Tonique Williams says she is truly honoured to be selected as one of four commentators worldwide for the prestigious World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25, a role she describes as a natural continuation of her lifelong journey in the sport.
Former West Indies captain Carl Hooper has lashed out at the wholesale changes that saw Daren Sammy appointed as Test head coach, as he argued that the Caribbean side was making steady progress under former coach Andre Coley before the abrupt shift derailed their development.
A team of three will represent Saint Lucia in six events at the 22nd World Aquatics Championships in Singapore from July 10-August 3.
Barbados-born England speedster Jofra Archer has reiterated his desire to be involved in the winter's Ashes after making a return to Test cricket in England's dramatic victory over India at Lord's.
Though Jamaica will be represented by just three swimmers at the upcoming World Aquatics Championships in Singapore, national head coach Wendy Lee is brimming with optimism, as she described the group not as a small team but as an elite one, built on talent and clear goals.
Cricket fans around the West Indies are, no doubt, still reeling from the humiliation the regional side suffered at the hands of Australia in the third Test that ended on Monday afternoon at Sabina Park.
Though West Indies captain Roston Chase tried to remain stoic in the face of adversity, he could not mask his disappointment after his team was bowled out for a humiliating 27 in the final innings of the historic day/night Test at Sabina Park—their lowest total in Test history and the lowest by any team in the 21st century.
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The pink-ball Test at Sabina Park was meant to be a historic occasion—the first day-night Test ever played in Jamaica. Instead, it has become a grave marker for the West Indies' once-proud legacy in Test cricket. On Monday evening, with the shadow of dusk falling over Kingston, the West Indies were bowled out for 27 runs, the second-lowest total in the 147-year history of Test cricket. Only New Zealand's 26 all out against England in 1955 ranks lower.
