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For most Bermudians the annual Cup Match Holiday was a great time to celebrate with exciting cricket, friendships old and new, while at the same time reflecting on the history that started it all, which has evolved into a centrepiece of community tog...

Tourists will get the chance to learn how to play Crown and Anchor at Harbour Nights this evening. The popular dice game, a major attraction at Cup Match, was traditionally played by Royal Navy sailors, British merchant marines and fishing fleets in ...

Seniors at to be charged $10 for entry to the two Cup Match days — because they asked to be. The last two Somerset Cricket Club Cup Matches have seen seniors get in free. But at a meeting earlier this year seniors asked to be charged entry. Now they...

On August 1, 1835 a large picnic was organised by people of colour in Bermuda in appreciation of the first anniversary of Emancipation. That observance evolved into Cup Match. While it was a celebration it was also a time of reflection. Robert Nesta ...

Premier Michael Dunkley called for the “unity” created during the Cup Match celebrations to be carried over beyond the holiday in order to achieve what “is best for Bermuda.” In a televised address, the Premier’s “Cup Match Message” touched on the hi...

Premier Michael Dunkley is to issue a televised message to the community ahead of the Cup Match Holiday at 6.50pm today. Mr Dunkley’s announcement is to be broadcast on stations ZFB 7, ZBM 9, VSB 11 and CITV 2.