Jamaica has approved a package of laws addressing tourist visas, security arrangements and copyrights for next year's World Cup27-Oct-2006Jamaica has
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Surrey honour 20 of their greats
The regeneration of Surrey's headquarters at The Oval will include an honouring of its previous generations, after it was announced…
Read MoreClaim dropped on potential NUFC takeover
The Newcastle Consortium Supporters Ltd (NCSL) have dropped a relegation claim on the potential takeover of Newcastle United. Replying to…
Read MoreRichard Johnson heads back to Middlesex
Richard Johnson, the former England seamer who quit Middlesex to join Somerset in 2001, is on his way back to…
Read MoreRedbacks put the brakes on Victoria
South Australia's impressive all-round attack almost stalled Victoria on the first day at Adelaide as the visitors crawled to 5…
Read MoreBruce should axe Newcastle’s Lascelles
Steve Bruce should brutally axe Jamaal Lascelles from his starting line-up and replace the Newcastle United captain with Federico Fernandez…
Read MoreTasmania thrash the Bulls with a day to spare
Tasmania gained six points after beating Queensland by seven wickets inside of three days in their Pura Cup match at…
Read MoreAncelotti eyes Rabiot reunion at Everton
Marcel Brands should seal a Carlo Ancelotti reunion for Juventus midfielder Adrien Rabiot amid claims of a possible summer transfer…
Read MorePonting ready to avoid England knockout
Ricky Ponting wants to forget Australia's 10-run loss to West Indies and escape any further "slip-ups" when his team faces…
Read MoreWindies annihilate Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe arrived here with the aim of proving their competitiveness atthis level, but a West Indies side operating at well…
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