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"Bermuda company in UK court battle with Lancashire Cricket Club"

A Bermuda-based company will be facing off against Lancashire County Cricket Club in British courts this week over the club’s plans to redevelop its famed Old Trafford cricket ground. Derwent Holdings, which owns a nearby retail park, has launched a ...
Feb 28, 2011
Cricket

"Pakistan spoil Sri Lanka’s party"

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (Reuters) - Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi again inspired his side with the ball for an 11-run victory to stretch a winning record against Sri Lanka in the World Cup and disappoint a partisan home crowd. Afridi, who took his first ...
Feb 26, 2011
Cricket

"Umpire Gibbons heads to Costa Rica"

Kent Gibbons will be the latest local umpire to head overseas to stand in an ICC event. Gibbons has been selected to officiate at the Pepsi ICC Americas Division Three Tournament to be held in San Jose, Costa Rica, next month. He will be joined by De...
Feb 25, 2011
Opinion Writer

"Season shaping up for exciting finish"

February is almost over and as we move into the last month of football, excitement is in the air. Teams are juggling for position for the title and to stay out of the relegation zone and every point right now is crucial. One of three teams, North Vil...
Feb 25, 2011
Other

"Sluggo’s catch still the talk of the World Cup"

Bermuda might not be playing in this year’s Cricket World Cup, but it appears the country, and Dwayne Leverock in particular, will be forever linked with the event. Just look at this report that appeared in Australia’s Herald Sun newspaper recently: ...
Feb 24, 2011
Cricket

"Pakistan pummel Kenya"

NEW DELHI (AP) Former champions Pakistan overcame an early wobble before powering to victory over struggling Kenya, underlining the strength of the subcontinent's teams at the World Cup. Pakistan slipped to 12-2 before four successive batsmen made ha...
Feb 24, 2011
Cricket

"England stumble past the Dutch"

NAGPUR, India, (Reuters) - England laboured to a thrilling six-wicket victory completed with eight balls to spare over the Netherlands in a Group B match to avert what would have been the first upset of the World Cup yesterday. The Netherlands batsme...
Feb 23, 2011
Cricket

"Bravo: We're as good as anyone here"

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Vice-captain Dwayne Bravo believes familiar conditions and an abundance of all-rounders make West Indies as good as any other top team chasing World Cup glory. The class of 2011 is a pale shadow of the West Indian side that won ...
Feb 23, 2011
Cricket

"BCB’s grant was originally $400,000"

Bermuda Cricket Board were supposed to receive $400,000 in Friday’s Budget The Royal Gazette understands. In a split that was expected to reflect ‘equity, fairness and proportionality’, the Department of Youth and Sport is –believed to have originall...
Feb 23, 2011
Cricket

"Aussie pace trio crush Zimbabwe"

AHMEDABAD, India (Reuters) Champions Australia softened up a resolute Zimbabwe with fiery pace and bounce to kick start their World Cup campaign with a resounding 91-run victory yesterday Australia’s speed merchants Brett Lee, Shaun Tait and Mitchell...
Feb 22, 2011
Cricket

"World Cup triumphs put Ireland on map O’Brien"

DHAKA (Reuters) World Cup success has put cricket on the sporting map in Ireland and now more and more youngsters are looking at the sport as a future profession, according to wicketkeeper Niall O’Brien. Ireland memorably reached the second round in ...
Feb 22, 2011
Cricket

"Pietersen will shine as opener, says Strauss"

NAGPUR (Reuters) England captain Andrew Strauss expects Kevin Pietersen to thrive in his newly assigned opener’s role and wants the team to play the smart one-day cricket that was conspicuously absent in their recent tour of Australia. Strauss and hi...
Feb 22, 2011
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