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West Indies Women’s Aaliyah Alleyne (left) disrupts the stumps of New Zealand captain Sophie Devine during the third and final one-day international at North Sound, Antigua, yesterday. Devine made seven runs from 18 balls with her wicket being the only one for Alleyne. West Indies won the match by four wickets but lost the series 2-1. WI Women salvage a win
Dane Nelson Nelson shines with a double in Canada
Jevani Brown Brown ‘buzzing’ after first Exeter hat-trick
Kenya’s Eliud Kipchoge reacts to breaking the world record as he crosses the line to win the Berlin Marathon in Germany, yesterday. Olympic champion Kipchoge clocked 2:01.09 to shave 30 seconds off his previous best-mark of 2:01.39 from the same course in 2018. Kipchoge clocks marathon world record
Chris James Meadforest, Barbican clash in KSAFA semi
Kemar Foster Foster looks forward to Argentina
Tallawahs, Kings share points with no-result
New Zealand’s Maddy Green (centre) plays to the offside during her player-of-the-match performance, while being watched by West Indies’ wicketkeeper Rashada Williams (left) and bowler Karishma Ramharack during their second one-day international (ODI) at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua yesterday. New Zealand won the match to win the series. WI Women surrender series to NZ
Cedric Titus’ Christopher Walters (left) tries an overhead shot at goal as Herbert Morrison Technical’s Jay-Dan Chambers watches during their ISSA/Digicel daCosta Cup football match at Cedric Titus on Wednesday. Cedric Titus won the match 3-0. William Knibb, Cedric Titus in top clash
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