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This year marks the 40th anniversary of one of the most extraordinary feats in Cup Match history. In 1974, St George’s pair Rupert Scotland and Lee Raynor produced an unbroken 229-run sixth-wicket partnership at Somerset Cricket Club — the highest pa...

Bermuda 1 Martinique 1 Bermuda’s Caribbean Under-17 Championship qualifying fate hangs in the balance after yesterday’s 1-1 stalemate with eventual group winners Martinique at Roscow R.L. Davies Stadium in Nassau, Bahamas. Bermuda entered their fina...

St George’s made six changes to their Cup Match team for the second straight year, bringing in two colts and recalling four others as the axe fell on three of last year’s colts. Hampered by Saturday’s heavy rain that stopped the final trial match at ...

Roy-Allan Burch, the Bermuda swimmer, has reason for optimism after setting a personal best in the 100 metres freestyle semi-finals at the Commonwealth Games on Saturday. Burch placed fifth in his heat in a time of 50.26sec to finish eleventh overall...

Squash veteran Nick Kyme admitted that he was frustrated by a poor performance that led to him being knocked out of the plate quarter-finals at the Commonwealth Games on Saturday. Kyme lost to Scott Fitzgerald, of Wales, 11-6, 11-5, 11-9 in the conso...

Tre Houston, the Bermuda sprinter, suffered heartache after losing his footing out of the starting blocks in his 100 metres heat at Hampden Park yesterday. Houston’s race was all but over as soon as it began, with the 24-year-old taking a slight stum...

By Dexter Smith Head of Sport Jah-Nhai Perinchief, Bermuda’s leading young high jumper, boosted his ambitions of a fine showing at the Youth Olympics when he cleared a personal-best 2.08 metres (6ft 10in) at the Dutch National Championships in Amster...

Somerset CC (St George’s won toss): Somerset beat St George’s by 25 runs. In what they hope will be a sign of things to come in a few days’ time, Somerset held on to the Colts Cup Match trophy with a 25-run victory yesterday. Forced to end their inn...

There were few surprises when Somerset Cricket Club hierarchy announced their squad to defend the coveted Cup Match trophy on home turf this week to the club’s general membership in the early hours of yesterday morning. Perhaps the only real surprise...

St George's rang in the changes last night, dropping six players from last year's Cup Match team as they brought in two colts and recalled four others. The St George's selectors deliberated for more than three hours before announcing the team to the ...