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South Africa’s T20 Global League postponed until November 2018

Published 11 October 2017

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South Africa’s T20 Global League postponed until November 2018

The T20 Global League was seen as South Africa’s answer to the Indian Premier League and Australia’s Big Bash League

South Africa’s new domestic Twenty20 competition has been postponed by 12 months until November 2018.

The inaugural T20 Global League was set to begin next month with England’s Eoin Morgan, Jason Roy and Kevin Pietersen among the ‘marquee’ internationals.

International Sports, Sports

World Cup 2018: Argentina, Portugal, Panama qualify; USA, Chile out

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Published 11 October 2017

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World Cup 2018: Argentina, Portugal, Panama qualify; USA, Chile out

“I told the group: Messi did not owe the World Cup to Argentina, but football owed the World Cup to Messi.”

Coach Jorge Sampaoli was speaking after a Lionel Messi hat-trick against Ecuador – the 44th of his career – ensured Argentina survived a scare to reach the World Cup finals.

Local Sports, Sports

SKNFA MATCHES PLAYED THURSDAY 5TH OCTOBER 2017

Published 11 October 2017

Buckie Got It, St. Kitts and Nevis News Source

SKNFA MATCHES PLAYED THURSDAY 5TH OCTOBER 2017

Division 1 played at Ottleys playing field

Match # 1

Molyneaux 4 – 2 Conaree Fireball Int.

Local Sports, Sports

SKNFA MATCHES PLAYED TUESDAY 3RD OCTOBER 2017

Published 4 October 2017

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SKNFA MATCHES PLAYED TUESDAY 3RD OCTOBER 2017

Premier Division played at Warner Park

Regional Sports, Sports

Walton’s 92 trumps Smith ton

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Published 21 August 2017

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Walton’s 92 trumps Smith ton

A record run-chase at Providence Stadium by Guyana Amazon Warriors overshadowed a superb century from Dwayne Smith in Match 19 of the Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL). After Smith’s brilliance had lifted the Tridents to 159 the Amazon Warriors chased the total with four balls to spare.
Chasing a record 160 at Providence Stadium demanded efficient use of the Powerplay by the Amazon Warriors and a combination of wayward lines from the Tridents and clean hitting from Chadwick Walton and promoted opener Sohail Tanvir gave them that.