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White Hill Field (Willow Cuts won toss): Willow Cuts beat Bailey’s Bay by 90 runs Already, the captaincy at Willow Cuts seems to be suiting Malachi Jones. The new Cuts leader marked his first two games in the post with knocks of 105 and 98 on the w...

Somerset will not be at full strength for their opening Belco Cup match today with Bailey’s Bay, but Mike Corday, their cricket chairman, still expects them to be competitive in all the competitions this summer. The Cup Match champions have a solid ...

Willow Cuts are once again expected to be in the hunt for a first Premier Division title, but this season will also be one of rebuilding for the club, revealed Dexter Basden, the club’s former captain. Cuts have a new captain in Malachi Jones and hav...

Bailey’s Bay have it all to play for after a disappointing 2013 season, losing their four titles from the previous campaign, including the coveted Eastern Counties. Bay could only manage a modest sixth-placed finish, which would not have qualified t...

An unbroken seventh-wicket stand of 56 between San’j Dill and Christion Gibbons led Bermuda Under-17 to an thrilling victory with one ball remaining in the lone First Division match yesterday. The pair came together in the rain-reduced match at 62 fo...

Clubs competing in the Premier Division and First Division this season are being forced to raise their standards or face sanctions, including point deductions. The Bermuda Cricket Board held a meeting with club representatives and umpires on Wednesda...

Bermuda Under-17 will make their debut in the First Division tomorrow at White Hill Field against Somerset Bridge, but Terry Fray, the team director, says that their participation is more about development and achieving targets than winning. The you...

The 2014 domestic cricket season has gotten off on the back foot. The Bermuda Cricket Board announced yesterday that the season-opening Belco Cup — due to commence tomorrow — has been postponed because of the unavailability of three of the four venue...

Champions St David’s have made a proposal to the Eastern Counties Cricket Association that the existing overs allotment of 70-48 be switched to 65-55, but with the draw remaining an option. St David’s, who dethroned Bailey’s Bay in last year’s fina...