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David Moore’s job as Bermuda head coach is safe for now, said new Bermuda Cricket Board president Lloyd Fray. Two weeks into his new role and Fray is discovering the severity of BCB’s current financial state but he said he had no plans to dispense wi...

St George’s Cricket Club chairman Lewis Foggo has taken the blame for Clay Smith’s Bermuda Cricket Board (BCB) presidential snub. The East Enders had come under fire for not voting for Smith who they had nominated to face off with Allen Richardson, L...

Politicians have paid tribute to former top all-rounder Sheridan Raynor calling him a “cricketer’s cricketer” who remained loyal to his home Island. MPs from all political parties took it in turns to stand up in the House of Assembly yesterday to sh...

The local cricket community has been left to mourn the death of former top all-rounder Sheridan Raynor at the weekend. Raynor, 78, died in the early hours of Saturday morning at King Edward Hospital where he had spent the final months of his life. Th...

Hall of Fame cricketer Sheridan Raynor died earlier today in hospital where he had spent the final days of his life. The former Southampton Rangers and Somerset Cup Match all-rounder slipped into a coma after suffering a stroke nearly a year ago at h...

Malachi Jones’ involvement in upcoming ICC World Twenty20 global qualifiers in Dubai remains in the balance. The top all-rounder has yet to be invited to train with the senior national squad in preparation for next March’s international commitment in...

Bermuda national cricket team approach 2012 with their international future on a knife edge and whether they climb back up the Associate rankings or fall further than anyone ever feared possible will largely depend on the players and their commitment...

Lionel Cann has been linked with a potential player/coaching role at three prominent clubs, The Royal Gazette can disclose. The veteran batsman quit playing for Premier 50-Over champions St David’s prior to the end of last season under controversial ...

Disappointed but far from disillusioned, Clay Smith is going to take the energy he would have thrown into being Bermuda Cricket Board president and channel it into his coaching. Smith will travel to England over the Christmas break to lay the groundw...