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The Bermuda Cricket Umpires Association will be holding a basic umpires course from March 10 to April 28. The eight-week course, taking place in the second-floor training room at Charities House on Point Finger Road, will be held on Tuesday evenings ...

Bermuda Cricket Board’s executive committee is again firing on all cylinders after the two remaining vacant executive positions were filled at a special meeting at Warwick Workman’s Club last week. Former players Jaymo Durham and Steven Douglas were ...

The Bermuda Cricket Board has put in place a training squad to begin early preparation for two tours this summer, the World Cup 50 Overs Challenge League in Uganda and the T20 ICC Americas Qualifiers in Canada. The bulk of the 39-man squad includes ...

Arnold Manders vowed to “give it the best” he has to help restore local cricket to its glory days after being voted in as the Bermuda Cricket Board’s first vice-president. The former Bermuda captain and BCB director of cricket decided to throw his ha...

Lloyd Smith, the Bermuda Cricket Board president, believes the future of the national sport is in good hands with his newly elected committee. All but two of the vacant executive positions up for grabs at the rescheduled annual meeting at Warwick Wor...

The Bermuda Cricket Board holds its annual meeting tonight at Warwick Workmen’s Club, with president Lloyd Smith facing a wall of uncertainty after an executive exodus last week. Smith’s entire executive committee jumped ship after a special meeting ...

Lloyd Smith’s future as president of the Bermuda Cricket Board has been thrown into jeopardy after his entire executive committee jumped ship, leaving he and executive director Cal Blankendal effectively as the last men standing at the heart of the n...

Analysts are being used more and more in the top levels of cricket as teams and players take advantage of that information to improve performances. Richard Berridge, an analyst for Cricket West Indies, was in Bermuda last weekend to hold a two-day a...

Sporting legend Calvin “Bummy” Symonds was honoured yesterday by his former primary school, Northlands, with the naming of their courtyard after him. In a ceremony attended by Government officials, including David Burt, the Premier, Deputy Premier W...

“A passionate, tough man who loved winning and absolutely detested losing”. Such was the description offered of former cricketer Rupert “Nick” Hollis, a Bailey’s Bay stalwart for more than two decades, St George’s Cup Match and Bermuda player who pas...