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A total of 29 players have been approved for transfer by the Bermuda Cricket Board’s executive after Tuesday’s deadline, with some big name moves in that list. As reported by The Royal Gazette on Thursday, Oronde Bascome has departed St George’s for ...

Bermuda’s four members of the Ontario Cricket Academy Under-19 tour of Sri Lanka had some strong performances with Chare Smith named the outstanding player of the tour, Cameron Jeffers the bowler of the tour and Sheldon Caesar voted the player with t...

Oronde Bascome has dropped a bombshell by joining Southampton Rangers for the upcoming season, a move that will almost certainly signal the end of his captaincy at Cup Match challengers St George’s. Bascome, who received some criticism after St Geor...

A record number of children have taken part in the Bermuda Cricket Board’s youth cricket programme. The Tokio Millennium Re sponsored Pee Wee “Have-a-go” Cricket camp included more than 150 children in March, and finished on Saturday with a game betw...

Tyler Butterfield repeated as Male Athlete of the Year while Flora Duffy won a fourth women’s title as triathletes dominated the leading awards at the 34th annual Government Sports Awards on Saturday night at The Fairmont Southampton. Tyler Smith wa...

Gladstone Dainty, the president of the United States of America Cricket Association, does not believe the International Cricket Council will suspend the US from international competition any time soon. The US are due to play alongside Bermuda, Canada...

Youth cricketers interested in playing in the Bermuda Cricket Board’s youth league can now register their interest with the Board. Players are encouraged to check with their local club, or school, to see if they are entering a team this year. Cost of...

Cricket clubs are negotiating as they try to lure players and coaches for the new season. Some of the names that are being talked about are extremely intriguing. Over the past few weeks, Malachi Jones’s name has been the talk of the town. One of Berm...

The eight years of fame — some might say eight years of shame — are over. We have the brazen bats of David Warner and Glenn Maxwell, and then 90mph thunderbolts from Mitchell Johnson, to thank for that. So in an afternoon of ultimately one-sided Worl...