England produced a strong batting display to beat South Africa ‘A’ by four wickets in their final warm-up before Friday\'s opening one-day international.
England selectors have called up Durham bowler Liam Plunkett for the first two One-Day Internationals against South Africa following an injury to allrounder Stuart Broad.
The future of cricket\'s umpiring referral system has become even less clear after South Africa decided against using the technology for their four-test series against England.
Dirk Nowitzki hit an 18-foot fallaway as time expired in overtime to give the Dallas Mavericks a 115-113 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks in the NBA last night.
The Kingston and St Andrew Football Association Claro sponsored Jackie Bell Knockout competition continues this afternoon with the Confederation Round of Sixteen.
Bridgeport High School have joined defending champions St George’s College, Excelsior and St Andrew Technical in the semi-finals of the ISSA/Pepsi/Digicel Manning Cup competition following the final set of quarter-final games yesterday.
West Indies will be tested by the pace of fast bowler, Alister McDermott after the teenager was picked in a 12-man Queensland squad to face the tourists in their four-day first class match starting tomorrow.
Hoopers will be aiming to wrap up the best-of-three finals in the western phase of the 2009 Flow sponsored National Basketball League today when they face Catherine Hall All Star in Game 2.
Central defender Dicoy Williams has been included in Jamaica’s starting team for tomorrow’s friendly international against World Cup 2010 hosts South Africa.
Brazil coach Dunga is likely to reshuffle his team from the one that outplayed England at the weekend when the five-time world champion takes on Oman in a friendly match tomorrow.
The finals of the Chinese Benevolent Association-sponsored Jamaica Badminton Association’s Open and ‘C’ Division will take place tonight, beginning at 7 p.m.
Rahul Dravid and Mahendra Singh Dhoni put Sri Lanka\'s inexperienced attack to the sword by smashing centuries as hosts India regained the advantage on today’s opening day of the first Test in Ahmedabad.
An elbow injury has ruled pacer Brett Lee out of New South Wales’ Sheffield Shield clash with Tasmania tomorrow, further damaging his chances of facing West Indies in the first Test in Brisbane next week.
Jamaican Rajiv Maragh took two Stakes races on Aqueduct’s 9-race programme yesterday, when he won the New York Stallion Cormorant Stakes and the New York Stallion Fifth Avenue Stakes.
Chairman of the Technical and Development Committee, Howard McIntosh and Director of Operations, Public Relation and Events, Janice Rose-Brown are now in Zurich, Switzerland to represent the Jamaica Football Federation.
Aaron Brooks scored a career high 33 points as the Houston Rockets beat Los Angeles Lakers 101-91 last night, sending the NBA champion Lakers to a second consecutive loss.
Beaten end of first round finalist St Georges, yesterday moved back to the top of the Digicel Premier League following a 1-1 draw with sixth place Arnett Gardens at Lynch Park in Portland.
West Indies may yet again encounter the controversial Umpire Decision Review System in their three-Test series in Australia, starting later this month.
Australian middle order batsman, Marcus North has been cleared of serious damage but could still be in doubt for the first Test against the West Indies after sustaining a wrist injury in a domestic one-day game at the weekend.
