Although admitting that Cricket West Indies (CWI) had to take full responsibility for West Indies’ disappointing performance in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, chief executive officer Johnny Grave has declared he will not be resigning.
Read more: Cricket West Indies CEO Grave says he's no quitter
Multiple-time Olympic and world champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce says while it is flattering to be in the conversation of who is the greatest athlete of all time, she is not too concerned about it.
Read more: Shelly-Ann not concerned with accolades, just enjoying her sport
Former Australia Captain Ricky Ponting has slammed West Indies' premature exit from the Twenty20 World Cup as a "disgrace" and has questioned the players' desire to represent the Caribbean side at global events.
Read more: West Indies elimination a 'disgrace', says Aussie great
Connie Francis, head coach of Jamaica's senior netball team, says she is delighted with the performances from the Sunshine Girls as they have been nothing but brilliant at the ongoing Americas Netball World Cup qualifiers.
Read more: Francis delighted after Sunshine Girls steamroll St Lucia
Manchester City head coach, Gareth Taylor, has expressed his delight with Reggae Girl, Khadija ‘Bunny’ Shaw, after her two goals helped the Blues win their first game of the English Women’s Super League season, a 4-0 thrashing of Leicester City on Sunday.
Read more: Man City boss backs Bunny Shaw after Reggae Girl’s brace