Amazing night in Beijing
BEIJING: Jing qi de (amazing) are the words Chinese hosts would use to describe Sunday night for the tiny island of Jamaica, as they had another historic outing at the games of the 29th Olympiad in Beijing.
Jamaica early leaders
BEIJING: Jamaica, after three days of competition at the games of the 29th Olympiad, are sitting atop the track & field medals' table. Adding to the historical feats of Usain Bolt's 9.69 world record ...
Hope for Asafa
BEIJING: Donovan Bailey, Atlanta Olympic champion and former 100m world-record holder, believes Asafa Powell can only gain from Usain Bolt's victory on Saturday night. Bolt destroyed a strong 100m field...
Injury concern for Marshall
TORONTO, Canada: THERE is concern in Jamaica's camp pertaining to the fitness of top defender, Tyrone Marshall, for Wednesday's opening semi-final round Confederations of North, Central America and the Caribbean Associations of Football...
Fraser inspired by 'crazy' Bolt
BEIJING: Newly crowned Olympic 100m champion Shelly-Ann Fraser has revealed that she was inspired by Usain Bolt's world-record-breaking performance on Saturday night. While describing Bolt's 9.69-second run for Olympic men's 100m...
US team's protest thrown out
BEIJING (AP) A US track and field team's protest of the women's 100-meter final at the Olympics has been rejected. The Americans had asked that the race be reviewed because of a possible false start ...
Bolt eases through
The World's fastest man Usain Bolt looked to be in cruise control in the opening heat of the 200m, as he began his quest for the Olympic sprint double at the Beijing Olympic Stadium last night...
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