Coolidge, Antigua – 28 October 2008 – The official records will show that England won, but it was a moral victory for Trinidad and Tobago.The Champions Cup winners and Stanford 20/20 champions pushed the international opposition to the limit before losing a fascinating match by one run on Tuesday night.
Caribbean News and Sports
BARBADOS SECURES PLACE IN DIGICEL CARIBBEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALS
Tuesday, October 28; Pedro Marrero Stadium, Havana, Cuba: Barbados secured its place in the Digicel Caribbean Championships Finals with a 2-1 victory against an improved Netherlands Antilles last night.
SURINAME HIT FOR SIX AS CUBA SECURES SPOT IN DIGICEL CARIBBEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALS
Tuesday, October 28; Pedro Marrero Stadium, Havana, Cuba: Suriname was hit for six as Cuba secured its spot in the Finals of the Digicel Caribbean Championships as leaders of Group G last night. Following Barbados’ victory against the Netherlands Antilles, the Suriname squadron knew that only an outright victory would […]
United States Government confirms Mitchell is a US Citizen
NEW YORK, US, October 28 – The United States Justice Department has confirmed that former Grenada Prime Minister Keith Mitchell is a citizen of the United States. The confirmation comes in a letter sent to the Attorney General of Grenada, James Bristol confirming that Dr Mitchell has been a US […]
IMPORTANT ANOUNCEMENT FROM ST. GEORGE’S
October 26th – St. George’s, GRENADA: The government in St. George’s is expected to drop a bomb shell this week. Insiders at the Botanical Gardens claim charges will be laid against Dr. Mitchell. › Continue reading.
UPDATE – 2008 GCIC INTERSECTOR NETBALL TOURNAMENT
Below are the results of games played on Friday October 24, 2008 in the abovementioned tournament. Results of games played at 6:00PM.:
England prevail over Middlesex
Coolidge, Antigua – 26 October 2008 – England prevailed over Middlesex in a low-scoring encounter to emerge with a 12-run victory in the second match of the Stanford Super series on Sunday night. Both teams found batting difficult and the experience of England won out against the domestic Twenty20 champions.
Joseph Says Stanford Superstars can do better
Coolidge, Antigua – 26 October 2008 – The Stanford Superstars comfortably won their opening match of the Stanford Super Series, but there is room for improvement.The assessment is coming from vice-captain Sylvester Joseph, who led the team in the absence of Chris Gayle.
EXCITING END EXPECTED FOR GROUP G OF THE DIGICEL CARIBBEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
Sunday, October 26 – Havana, Cuba: Three of the four teams going into the Digicel Caribbean Championships’ Group G now have everything to play for on the final day of the group this Monday, October 27. Cuba with 4 points and a goal difference of +6, Barbados with 4 points […]
THE BARBADIAN BRIGADE TAMED THE LIONS OF THE CARIBBEAN IN its second MATCH in group g OF THE CARIBBEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
Saturday, October 25; Pedro Marrero Stadium, Havana, Cuba: The Barbadian brigade managed to tame the Lions of Cuba in an exciting 1-1 draw in THE match of the Digicel Caribbean Championships’ Group G so far.
SURINAME TAKES NARROW VICTORY IN SECOND MATCH IN GROUP G OF THE DIGICEL CARIBBEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
Saturday, October 25; Pedro Marrero Stadium, Havana, Cuba: Suriname scraped to a narrow 2-1 victory, to settle their Dutch derby against the Netherland Antilles in its second match of Group G in the Digicel Caribbean Championships.
Stanford Superstars shine in series opener
Coolidge, Antigua – 25 October 2008 – The Stanford Superstars warmed up for their US$20 million showdown against England with a hard-fought victory by 22 runs over Trinidad and Tobago at the Stanford Cricket Ground on Saturday night.
Stanford Superstars 146 in 20 overs v Trinidad & Tobago
Coolidge, Antigua – 25 October 2008 – Stanford Superstars blasted 53 runs from the last five overs, but Trinidad and Tobago could feel satisfied in restricting the opponents to a competitive 146 for five in the opening match of the Stanford Super Series on Saturday.
NDC NEW YORK CHAPTER CONGRATULATES MR. JAMES
New York, October 25, 2008: The National Democratic Congress (NDC) New York Chapter congratulates Mr. Derrick James on his appointment as Grenada’s Council General to New York.
100 days in office
By Stanley Charles – Staff Writer, CAMS The NDC has had its 100 days in office. A week in politics is a long time but in Grenada’s politics its not just coach in class but its pace is and has always been coached.
