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Benn Smith finished sixteenth and nineteenth in the opening two races of the Laser class at the Pan American Games today. Smith, 20, finally got his campaign under way after a frustrating start to his event after the first two days of competition wer...

Dalin Richardson honoured the memory of his late grandmother by taking a superb catch on the first day of this year’s Cup Match at Wellington Oval. The Somerset reserve grabbed St George’s batsman Onias Bascome at deep mid-wicket off of the bowling o...

Champions Somerset retained their title after this year’s Cup Match ended in a draw at Wellington Oval yesterday. The match was poised for an thrilling climax with Somerset chasing a victory target of 136 in 11 overs. However, stumps were pulled afte...

Cup Match had a dramatic finish yesterday at Wellington Oval when batsman Dion Stovell was struck in the head on the first ball of the Somerset second innings and taken to hospital. Somerset, who started their innings at 7.16pm, had been set an unlik...

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Cecilia Wollmann believes the strong bond she shares with her brother Michael could be their biggest asset in the Nacra 17 event at the Pan American Games. The siblings begin their campaign at the Yacht Club Peruana in Paracas today, where they will ...

Nick Kyme insists he is feeling “reborn” after his first Pan American Games and hopes to prolong an international career that already spans more than two decades. The 38-year-old was forced to withdraw from Bermuda’s final match in the team event aga...

Benn Smith admits he will be disappointed if he does not achieve a top-ten finish in the Laser class at the Pan American Games. The 20-year-old views the multi-sport event as an opportunity to make a breakthrough as one of the top Laser sailors in th...

Wellington Oval (first day of two; Somerset won toss): Somerset, with six first-innings wickets in hand, are 178 runs behind St George’s Cup Match is evenly balanced after the first day at Wellington Oval as bat dominated the ball. St George’s, sent...

Bermuda finished twelfth in the men’s team squash competition after losing their final play-off match 2-1 to El Salvador yesterday. Noah Browne, the island’s No 1 seed, lost the opener 11-6, 11-8, 3-11, 11-9 to Israel Abrego before Micah Franklin lev...