Windies go after second victory
THE SECOND one-day international between the West Indies and India takes place in Nagpur tonight (local time) with the West Indies going for victory number two in the seven-match contest. The action is scheduled to start at 10.15 p.m.

Superstakes to highlight Pools
THE 24th running of the Red Stripe Superstakes will highlight tomorrow's Racing Pools game which features large and competitive fields. Listed as the eighth and final Pools race...

Lady Bakul for Baree Bahin
THE first leg of the two-day Superstakes Carnival gets underway at Caymanas Park today with a well supported nine-race programme commencing at 12:30 p.m.

No problem with Samuels
JAMAICA AND West Indies batsman Marlon Samuels, who was almost sent home from the tour of India, has nothing to worry about as far as his sponsor Western Sports is concerned.

Lawson and Powell for Cuffy and Drakes
UP TO A few days ago, there was not a West Indian who gave the West Indies a chance to do well in next year's World Cup much more to win it. Today, however, they are many who believe that with a little luck the Windies could be among the top teams.

Ja go down in Slovenia
JAMAICA'S TEAMS went down meekly to two strong opponents at the 2002 Chess Olympiad in Bled, Slovenia, on Wednesday. In round 11 of the men's section, Jamaica lost 1.5 to 0.5 to Ethiopia and in the women's section they lost 2.5 to 0.5 to Italy.

Weekes coming for Rae banquet
FORMER BARBADOS and West Indies batting star Sir Everton Weekes will be among the special guests at the Jamaica Cricket Association's banquet in honour of the Hon. Allan Rae, CD, OJ, at the Hilton Kingston Hotel on Monday.

Regional racing at a virtual standstill
THIS weekend's racing carnival over two days featuring the 24th renewal of the Red Stripe Superstakes is a stark reminder of how Caribbean racing has failed to enjoy the kind of spectacular growth that was envisioned by racing administrators...