BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (AP)Defending champions Trinidad & Tobago surged into the final of the Caribbean Twenty20 cricket competition here Saturday with a five-wicket win over Barbados in a low-scoring semifinal at Kensington Oval. Trinidad & Tobago will meet Jamaica in the final, after it earlier eased past the Windward Islands by five wickets.
Canada’s Peter Wickwire and his crew of Matt Christie and Tim Bishop comprehensively won the ISAF Nations Cup North American / Caribbean Regional Final at Fort Worth, Texas, USA over the weekend.
The stakes will be high on Sunday when St. Raymond plays Lincoln at the Prime Time Shootout in Union, N.J. Two of the city’s best teams will do battle on Sunday, the final day of a tournament jam packed with national talent. The winner of the Ravens-Rails.
Canada’s strong start at the Caribbean T20 cricket tournament meant expectations high heading into the final two matches, but hopes were derailed by forgettable performances by the batsmen in the first match and the bowlers in the second.
ST. JOHNS, Antigua — (PRESS RELEASE) — As the final pre-season games conclude and the NFL season is about to begin, Intertops Sportsbook has posted odds favoring the Indianapolis Colts (+800) over last season’s champions the New Orleans Saints (+900) to take the coveted Vince Lombardi Trophy.
Queen Elizabeth is receiving her final touches, and what an elegant ship she will be.
Capitalizing on two Wisconsin errors in the second inning after the bases were loaded, the Peoria Chiefs scored three unearned runs en route to their fifth win in a row Friday night. Starting pitcher Frank Batista (2-2) earned the victory, but it was the work of the Chiefs bullpen, which blanked the Timber Rattlers for the final four innings, that clinched the victory.
Twenty young Africans will get the chance of a lifetime to watch the final match of the soccer World Cup in South Africa today, thanks to a United Nations-backed scheme seeking to raise awareness of how young people can help to combat urban poverty.
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has strongly condemned the bombings that struck the Ugandan capital on Sunday, killing dozens of people and wounding hundreds at two sites as they were watching the final match of the football World Cup.
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has strongly condemned the bombings that struck the Ugandan capital on Sunday, killing dozens of people and wounding hundreds at two sites as they were watching the final match of the football World Cup.