Tiny Tyler Narine inspired ESA Field Pickwick Juniors to an entertaining bank holiday triumph over Empire Juniors by 55 runs in yesterday’s gripping Barbados Cricket Supplies (BCS) Under-13 final. Narine, the youngest player in the match at just seven, took two wickets in one over, to hasten the end for Empire Juniors. The promising Hilda Skeene Primary student was named Player-Of-The-Match. Throngs of spectators flocked to Queen’s Park to witness …
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The preliminaries of the Barbados Road Tennis Open tournament continued yesterday at the Belfield Road Tennis Court in Black Rock, St. Michael, with several players securing their places in the round of 64 to be contested at a later date.Among those was the top-rated Julian ‘Michael Jackson’ White with a comfortable, straight sets 21-6, 21-4 victory against Damien Millar in the two best of three sets encounter.After days of rain and cancellation of matches, the return of road tennis was much welcomed and almost all of the seven matches played last night ended quickly.White’s encounter against Millar was no different and it was just a case of how many points Millar could accumulate against the formidable White who made light work of his opponent.Millar failed to register at least ten points in either set and it took a total of four minutes and nine seconds for White to complete the job.The most competitive matchup of the night was between Anthony ‘Charlie’ Chase and Wayne McDo
The Ministry of Health’s decision to relax the COVID-19 protocols for Crop Over events has been warmly welcomed, especially by the National Cultural Foundation (NCF) who were advocating for an ease on behalf of the sector.Over the weekend, Minister of Health Ian Gooding-Edghill announced the end of COVID-19 vaccination and testing requirements for social and sporting activities.While the mask mandate remains in effect for indoor activities, it is still optional for outdoors, and the distance of three feet and sanitisation continue at all venues.When contacted by Barbados TODAY, Chief executive officer of the NCF, Carol Roberts-Reifer, thanked Minister Gooding-Edgehill and his ministry for their support of the Foundation’s efforts towards a safe festival.“At every juncture where I needed to write and, or speak with him or his team including the COVID monitoring Unit Ronald Chapman and the team, I was always assured of advice that was timely for the moment and the state we were in
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