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The death of Shane Warne, the former Australia leg spinner, rocked the cricket world yesterday, including many former players in Bermuda who remember seeing the great Australia team in action during two tours to the island in 1991 and 1995. Warne, 52...

Fast bowler sent two St George’s batsmen to hospital in same ambulance in 1996

Clay Smith has replaced older brother Wendell Smith as head coach at St George’s Cricket Club for the upcoming season. It will be a role reversal as Wendell will still be a selector and has already hinted that he will be available to help with the t...

National coach Herbie Bascome is free to reapply for his job as his contract has expired, the Bermuda Cricket Board says

The local cricket community is mourning the loss of former Bailey’s Bay player and Bermuda coach with the recent passing of George Rock at the age of 85. Rock, who hailed from Barbados, came to Bermuda in the 1970s and had stints as Bermuda coach at...

One of Bermuda’s most explosive batsmen for more than 20 years, Tyrone Smith, died on the weekend at the age of 66 after a long illness. Smith, who came to the island from Barbados in 1978 to serve as a policeman, was an outstanding batsman and medi...

Rajan Simons, the Marketing and Fund Development Manager at the Bermuda Cricket Board, has been awarded a scholarship to further her education in sports. Simons will join the World Academy of Sports postgraduate class of 2022 in international sports ...

The Bermuda Cricket Umpires Association is holding a seven-week course for new umpires starting later this month. The practical and theory course will be held at Christ Church hall in Devonshire, starting on February 22 and will be administered as tw...

The Bermuda Cricket Board is inviting senior, national academy players and all coaches to a batting workshop this Saturday at Bermuda High School gym from 10am to pm. The workshop will involve two international specialist batting coaches, Gary Palmer...

Three local coaches have received their cricket accreditation and Elite High-Performance qualifications through online courses, the Bermuda Cricket Board announced yesterday. Shane Hollis, Courtney Trott and Calvin Waldron are the first to complete ...