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Thompson-Herah bests Fraser-Pryce to clock world's second fastest time at Velocity meet
Reigning 200m Olympic Champion Elaine Thompson-Herah clocked the second-fastest time in the world this season with a brisk 22.19, at the Velocity Fest track meet, at Jamaica’s National Stadium, on Sunday. Thompson-Herah’s time was second only to that of Bahamian Shaunae Miller-Uibo, who clocked 21.98s at the Back to the Track meet in Florida two weeks ago. Thompson-Herah, who won section...
Let's not forget our Windies women
On many a Sunday, I realize that people have looked at the stories they've seen throughout the week with different lenses. I have my own personal take on some of these issues and I will share them with you. Welcome to #INCASEYOUMISSEDIT Kudos, King on making a difference on and off the field Jamaican hard-hitting batsman, Brandon King, is using his platform...
Early Windies administration underestimated value of T20 cricket claims Bisho
Former West Indies fast bowler turned pundit Ian Bishop has lamented somewhat of a tumultuous introduction to global T20 cricket in the Caribbean, which he believes has set the region back. The shortest format of the game, which began to gain prominence in the mid-2000s, initially had a bumpy introduction to the region as leagues clashed with the schedule of...
Fraser-Pryce gets the better of Thompson-Herah in quick Velocity Fest 100s
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce pipped the fourth Velocity Fest 100 metres at the National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica on Saturday with a quick 10.87-second-clocking, just ahead of Elaine Thompson-Herah. Fraser-Pryce won section two of the event, getting the better of Sashalee Forbes, 11.20, and Kasheika Cameron, 11.56. Thompson-Herah won section three of the event, clocking an equally quick 10.88 seconds to get the better...
Cornwall looking for another big CPL season
With the Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) set to begin in a matter of weeks, players like Rahkeem Cornwall have been looking at how to give themselves an advantage. Cornwall is no different, with the big off-spinner hoping for a season like the one he had in 2019. Known more as a bowling allrounder, last season Cornwall was immense with the bat...
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Thompson-Herah bests Fraser-Pryce to clock world's second fastest time at Velocity meet
Reigning 200m Olympic Champion Elaine Thompson-Herah clocked the second-fastest time in the world this season with a brisk 22.19, at the Velocity Fest track meet, at Jamaica’s National Stadium, on Sunday. Thompson-Herah’s time was second only to that of Bahamian Shaunae Miller-Uibo, who clocked 21.98s at the Back to the Track meet in Florida two weeks ago. Thompson-Herah, who won section...
Let's not forget our Windies women
On many a Sunday, I realize that people have looked at the stories they've seen throughout the week with different lenses. I have my own personal take on some of these issues and I will share them with you. Welcome to #INCASEYOUMISSEDIT Kudos, King on making a difference on and off the field Jamaican hard-hitting batsman, Brandon King, is using his platform...
Early Windies administration underestimated value of T20 cricket claims Bisho
Former West Indies fast bowler turned pundit Ian Bishop has lamented somewhat of a tumultuous introduction to global T20 cricket in the Caribbean, which he believes has set the region back. The shortest format of the game, which began to gain prominence in the mid-2000s, initially had a bumpy introduction to the region as leagues clashed with the schedule of...
Fraser-Pryce gets the better of Thompson-Herah in quick Velocity Fest 100s
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce pipped the fourth Velocity Fest 100 metres at the National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica on Saturday with a quick 10.87-second-clocking, just ahead of Elaine Thompson-Herah. Fraser-Pryce won section two of the event, getting the better of Sashalee Forbes, 11.20, and Kasheika Cameron, 11.56. Thompson-Herah won section three of the event, clocking an equally quick 10.88 seconds to get the better...
Cornwall looking for another big CPL season
With the Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) set to begin in a matter of weeks, players like Rahkeem Cornwall have been looking at how to give themselves an advantage. Cornwall is no different, with the big off-spinner hoping for a season like the one he had in 2019. Known more as a bowling allrounder, last season Cornwall was immense with the bat...
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