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Bermuda suffered their sixth successive one-day defeat on the current African tour as Canada beat them by three wickets with more than ten overs to spare. Bermuda struggled to a total of 178 for nine in their allotted 50 overs in today's Tri-Series m...

Coach Gus Logie was making no excuses but pointed to a combination of losing the toss and two of his strike bowlers as key factors in yesterday’s five-wicket defeat to Canada. “It was a good toss to win, no doubt about that,” said Logie. “The pitch d...

WHEN Bermuda’s players step out for the first of two back-to-back one-day internationals at Sedgars Park in this small town about an hour’s drive south of Johannesburg this morning, it’s probably fair to say that most will never have played at a bett...

WHEN Bermuda?s players step out for the first of two back-to-back one-day internationals at Sedgars Park in this small town about an hour?s drive south of Johannesburg this morning, it?s probably fair to say that most will never have played at a bett...

Record breaker David Hemp heaped praise on his team-mates after plundering the biggest individual score in Intercontinental Cup history at the L.C.DeVilliers Oval yesterday. Hemp, who finished unbeaten on 247 in Bermuda’s total of 620, smashing the p...

Skipper Clay Smith praised his bowlers after what he described as the team’s “best day on tour so far” in the Intercontinental Cup match against Holland yesterday. “We knew yesterday we had our backs up against the wall and we had to come out today a...

Solid innings of 29 and 67 in his only two appearances as opener might have cemented a place at the top of the order for hard-hitting Dean Minors. But the veteran wicketkeeper insists he isn’t getting carried away by his early success. Asked after a ...