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Bermuda’s lopsided World Cup defeat against 1996 champions Sri Lanka on Thursday might best be summed up in two words — Lasith Malinga. After Sri Lanka skipper Mahela Jayawardene (85) shared in a 150-run third-wicket stand that enabled the Asians to ...

Teenager Malachi Jones might have to wait to make World Cup history. The Southampton Rangers 17-year-old is poised to become the third youngest player ever to take part in the tournament but had to be satisfied with the 12th man role against Sri Lank...

In 2003, Saleem Mukuddem passed Charlie Marshall’s Cup Match record for the highest individual score by a colt. And the very next year Somerset’s first innings declaration left the Leg Trappers-bound all-rounder just shy of Janeiro Tucker’s Cup Match...

Former Southampton Rangers and Bermuda allrounder Sheridan Raynor was released from Port of Spain General Hospital in Trinidad early yesterday morning. Raynor, 72, was discharged after spending the night under observation after collapsing at the Quee...

His side had just inflicted the second-biggest defeat on a team in World Cup history, but Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene was vigorously defending Bermuda’s right to compete at the World Cup yesterday afternoon. Predictably after an almost farci...

Bermuda’s supporters certainly made their presence felt at the Queen’s Park Oval in Trinidad yesterday, despite watching their team suffer a predictably crushing defeat. After surrendering 321 runs in the field, Bermuda’s batsmen were mowed down for ...

Bermuda skipper Irving Romaine seemed alarmingly unfazed after his team were convincingly beaten by Sri Lanka on their World Cup debut at Queen’s Park Oval yesterday, writes Colin Thompson. And one has to wonder just what it will take to wipe the eve...

Sheridan Raynor’s World Cup debut in the stands was cut short after he collapsed at the Queen’s Park Oval yesterday and was taken away by ambulance to the Port of Spain General Hospital. Sources said the former national team player, a diabetic, was i...

There will be a familiar face in the broadcasting booth at the Queen's Park Oval today — former Bermuda national cricket coach turned cricket commentator Mark Harper. The tall Guyanese national, brother of former West Indies off spinner and current c...

It wasn’t quite the World Cup debut Bermuda had hoped for but against a ruthless and enormously talented Sri Lanka team who are tipped to go all the way, this crushing 243-run defeat wasn’t entirely unexpected either. Having been hammered by 241 runs...