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Ramy Ashour, a three-times world champion, will be the star turn at next week’s Axis Squash Challenge and Professional Exhibition. Ashour will take on Ryan Cuskelly, the world No 16, in the main game at the Bermuda Squash Racquets Association in Devo...

Kamau Leverock’s growing reputation in Britain has brought him to the attention of The Cricket Paper, an online publication based in Britain. It does not hurt that his uncle has made the Leverock name instantly recognisable around the world. Dwayne L...

Gavin Manders and Ashley Brooks, representing Tucker’s Point Club, took the singles and mixed doubles titles at the Deloitte Open tennis tournament at Pomander Gate Tennis Club last weekend. A total of 45 players, 34 men and 11 women, battled to reac...

The Bermuda Cricket Board is partnering with Axis Capital to put on the first Axis All-Star Girls Cricket matches tomorrow at the North Field, National Sports Centre. Axis, who backed the Axis Girls Cricket League this year, will be sponsoring tomorr...

The fixtures for the 2016-17 Premier League season in England have been released this afternoon, with champions Leicester City opening their title defence away to promoted Hull City. The most mouthwatering match of the opening round on the weekend of...

Ashley Estwanik only took up triathlon to satisfy her competitive juices after an Achilles tendon problem prevented her from running. It might not have felt like it at the time, but that injury has proved to be a “silver lining” for Estwanik, setting...

Some of Bermuda’s top young tennis players worked on their “all-court game” at the first Bermudian National Collegiate Athletic Association Exposure Camp last weekend. Ed Crass, the founder and director of College Exposure Camp, was joined by former ...

Flora Duffy believes Gwen Jorgensen can be beaten at the Olympic Games in Rio, but believes her own chances of winning a medal are “a very long shot”. Jorgensen chased down Duffy on Sunday to win the World Triathlon Series race in Leeds, despite the ...

OAKLAND (AP) — The Cavaliers are still alive in the NBA Finals, which are heading back to Cleveland. On a record-setting night for LeBron James and Kyrie Irving the team who were only supposed to be there to make up the numbers dominated the champion...

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