clinic, confirming his trip to the Island just days after having parted company with Premier League West Ham.

Lampard and Hammers boss Harry Redknapp left the east London club last week after a board room row over the availability of transfer money.

But the coach says the bust-up won't effect his visit to Bermuda, where he has been running junior clinics for the last six years.

Redknapp, who has accompanied Lampard on previous trips, won't be returning this year.

The XL-sponsored event will take place at Berkeley Institute from June 27-30, starting each day at 4.30 p.m.

Registration forms, for children aged between eight and 15, will be available soon from the Pro Shop in Hamilton.

FROST STOPS WHITEWASH PP Frost stops whitewash Nick Frost pulled off Bermuda's only two victories at the World Table Tennis Championships in Japan.

Bermuda played five best-of-five matches in the Third Division at the event in Osaka, which ended last week.

Frost's two victories came against New Caledonia, but could not prevent the Island team losing 3-2.

Frost beat Gilles Arnaud 21-6, 18-21, 21-6 and then saw off Laurent Villeminot 21-19, 21-18.

Curtis Hodgson, Myron Piper and Alden Ray were the other members of the team, which suffered 3-0 losses to Portugal, New Zealand, Brunei and El Salvador.