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Opinion: Like Mongrels growling over Liver - Players' Association advice unconscionable
The 20 clubs in the English Premier League, EPL are together losing about US$31 million each weekend that action in the globe’s most-watched sporting competition is suspended. That figure covers matchday related income alone. Television rights account for the bulk of EPL teams’ earnings and collectively, the suspension in play, induced by COVID 19, is causing the teams to lose...
Duckworth-Lewis-Stern co-developer Tony Lewis dies aged 78
Tony Lewis, who co-developed the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern system utilised in cricket, has died, the ICC confirmed on Thursday. Lewis passed away at the age of 78. He developed the original Duckworth-Lewis method alongside fellow statistician Frank Duckworth. The ICC has used the formula – which calculates the target score for a team batting second in an interrupted limited-overs match – since 1999. After the retirements...
Caribbean football kings: Remembering regional football's finest
Only two English-speaking Caribbean nations have been to the World Cup, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago. Of course, they never lifted the title, but the roles they played in historic achievements for their countries will never be forgotten. At times, their artful displays of individual brilliance were good enough to paint on even the finest of football canvases. From last-minute goals...
Windies tour of England not called off just yet
Isolation units and Coronavirus checkpoints at cricket grounds could see the West Indies still making the trip to that country for closed-door games. The West Indies were scheduled to start a three-Test duel with England at T/he Oval, Edgbaston, and Lord’s on June 4 until the rapid spread of COVID-19 across Europe threatened to derail those plans. The ECB and Cricket West...
COVID-19 set to change Athletics for the next five years - Boldon
The impact of the Tokyo 2020 postponement, as well as others means track and field athletes can look forward to a tough four years to come, so says former Trinidad & Tobago sprinter and Olympic medallist Ato Boldon. According to Boldon, the movement of the Olympics to the Summer of 2021 is likely to push the World Championships to 2022, sparking...
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Coronavirus: Philadelphia Union player tests positive for COVID-19
Sports Desk Apr 02, 2020 CoronaVirus Watch
A Philadelphia Union player has tested positive for coronavirus, the MLS club announced on Wednesday. The unnamed player experienced mild symptoms and is feeling fine. The MLS season was s...
Coronavirus: Rudy Gobert, Donovan Mitchell and Utah Jazz players cleared after quarantining
Sports Desk Mar 27, 2020 NBA
Rudy Gobert, Donovan Mitchell and the rest of Utah Jazz's team and staff have been cleared after self-isolating due to coronavirus. The NBA suspended the league on March 11 after a Jazz pl...
Coronavirus: Club Brugge to be champions as Belgium's Pro League recommends cancellation
Sports Desk Apr 02, 2020 Football
Belgium's Pro League has recommended calling an end to its 2019-20 season and accepting current positions as the final standings. In what would be an unprecedented move in response to the c...
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