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West Indies seek clincher

KINGSTOWN, St Vincent (CMC): Seemingly recovered from their early series stuttering, West Indies will look to wrap up the series against Zimbabwe in the fourth one-day international of the five-match series which bowls off here today....

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Records tumble at Central Champs

Natoya Goule of Manchester High was the star on the first day of the 2010 Milo Central Athletics Championship being staged at the G.C.Foster College, as she accounted for two of nine meet records.

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12 Jamaicans in action at World Indoors

Twelve Jamaicans will be in action today when the 2010 IAAF World Indoor Championships gets under way in Doha, Qatar. The Jamaicans are headed by two-time Olympic 200 metres champion Veronica Campbell-Brown...

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Wilson heads agents

The newly formed Jamaica Jockeys Agents' Association is now functional, having been ratified by the Jamaica Racing Commission on Monday.Top agent Donovan Wilson has been elected its first president and will serve for two years....

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Bank on Miss Lee

With the disqualification of hot favourite JUNIOR MINISTER in the last race at Caymanas Park last Saturday derailing all Pick-9 bets, the carryover going into tomorrow's meet stands at $2 million.The Super-6, however...

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Mullings hungry for more success

Following his impressive professional debut victory over Raymond Gordon last month, national welterweight contender Sakima Mullings said he was hungry for more success. Mullings, who is regarded as one of the best...

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Under-16s ready to defend title

With less than a month to go before the start of the regional Jean Pierre Under-16 Netball Champion-ships, Minette Reynolds, assistant coach of defending champions Jamaica, said the young Sunshine Girls are anxious to defend their title...