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Skipper Irving Romaine believes Saturday’s victory over Uganda was a fair indication of how far Bermuda have progressed since qualifying for the World Cup in the summer of 2005. The teams’ last encounter was at the ICC Trophy in Ireland that year whe...

A comprehensive 55-run victory helped shrug off the jet lag and give Bermuda?s players a much-needed confidence boost as they warmed up for the far more serious confrontations that lie ahead in this week?s World One-Day League tournament. Today Bermu...

BERMUDA'S national cricket team embark on yet another long-haul trip next week ? back to Kenya, where memories of last November's 3-0 one-day whitewash by the Africans will still be relatively fresh. This time around the challenge is no less demandin...

WHOEVER'S idea it was to televise Tuesday's Caribbean Cup second leg match between Bermuda and Haiti did neither the players, nor for that matter the viewers, any favours. This was sports entertainment at its worst ? and that's not taking into consid...

BERMUDA Football Association may not have realised it at the time, but when the national team qualified for the Digicel Caribbean Cup play-off that takes place against Haiti in Trinidad this weekend the issue of 'club before country' once again becam...

Bermuda’s final 15-player squad to compete in the Cricket World Cup, now less than three months away, was selected on Monday night. But as of yesterday not even the players themselves had been informed of Bermuda Cricket Board selection committee’s d...

GUS LOGIE may have had a good idea how England coach Duncan Fletcher felt earlier this week as he watched his side toss away the Ashes. The mental meltdown Fletcher witnessed from his players as they crumbled on the final day of an Adelaide Test they...

David Hemp’s Intercontinental Cup record has lasted just two weeks following another devastating display of batting by Holland’s Ryan ten Doeschate in the same competition. Glamorgan skipper Hemp smashed an unbeaten 247 against the Dutch in Pretoria,...