Jamaica
WADA to probe Jamaica’s anti-doping body
World Anti-Doping Authority (WADA) has launched an audit of the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission (JADCO), following its reported testing failings ahead of the London 2012 Olympics.
WICB partnership to herald new Twenty20 league in Caribbean
The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has sealed an agreement with merchant bank Verus International that will ensure the launch of a professional franchise-based Twenty20 league in the Caribbean next year.
WICB buoyed by global rights deal
The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has been boosted by the agreement of a seven-year global broadcast deal with Dubai-based media group Taj Television.
Michael Muirhead appointed new WICB chief executive
Management consultant Michael Muirhead has been appointed the new chief executive officer of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB).
ESPN Caribbean secures Champions League Twenty20 cricket until 2015
ESPN Caribbean has acquired the rights for International Cricket Council (ICC) events and the Champions League Twenty20 through to 2015 in a deal with ESPN STAR Sports (ESS).
CFU bids to rebuild through new task force
The embattled Caribbean Football Union (CFU) has established a Legal Task Force in a bid to rebuild the organisation following the devastating fallout from the Mohamed bin Hammam corruption scandal.
Austin claims CONCACAF court victory
The battle for power at the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) took another twist on Thursday as ousted acting president Lisle Austin claimed a court ruling would allow him to return to office.
Usain Bolt signs athletics’ “biggest ever” sponsorship deal
Sprinter Usain Bolt has extended his sponsorship deal with Puma, Europe’s second-largest sporting-goods maker, until the end of 2013 in what has been reported as the most-lucrative endorsement ever for a track and field athlete.
Jamaica expects Bolt to boost tourism
Jamaica’s Minister for Tourism is expecting “rich rewards” for the country’s tourism industry as a direct result of the performances of its athletes at the World Athletics Championships.
SPEED DEFENDS ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP
The chief executive of cricket’s world governing body, the ICC, has dismissed claims the Cricket World Cup has been blighted by thousands of empty seats at every game.
CRICKET WORLD CUP SET TO DELIVER $239m PROFIT
ICC chiefs say they expect to pocket a cool US$239m profit from the Cricket World Cup in the Caribbean.
CRICKET WORLD CUP SALES ON GOOD WICKET
Ticket sales for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 are soaring and on course to reach pre-tournament targets, the chairman of the West Indies Cricket Board has predicted.
IEC IN SPORTS TIES UP NEW TV DEALS
IEC in Sports has added a number of new broadcast partners for the World of Athletics show.
CWC 2007 VENUE REFURB PICKS UP PACE
Organisers of next year’s ICC Cricket World Cup say that work on the venue which will host the tournament’s opening match is back on track.
WARNING TO CONSTRUCTORS AHEAD OF CRICKET WORLD CUP
Constructors working on Jamaica's $29million Sabina Park upgrade ahead of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 have been put on notice to complete their work on time.
TRAVEL AGENTS GEAR UP FOR CARIBBEAN WORLD CUP
Twenty travel agencies from 11 countries across the globe are the first Official Travel Agents (OTAs) approved to sell packages, inclusive of match tickets, for ICC Cricket World Cup 2007.
WEMBLEY DROPPED FOR FA CUP FINAL
This year's FA Cup final has been moved to Cardiff's Millennium Stadium, says the company building the new Wembley.
CRICKET WORLD CUP IN TICKET CRACKDOWN
Cricket World Cup organisers say they have made significant strides in their Anti-Infringement Programme (AIP), particularly against websites that have been falsely advertising tournament tickets for sale.