Archive for the ‘North Melbourne’ Category
Campbell confident of retaining presidency – Sports Jamaica
Campbell confident of retaining presidency Sports Jamaica ... the media following last Saturday's all-island limited-over final, in which St Ann Cutters defeated Melbourne Kangaroos by three wickets at Sabina Park. ... |
Has the AFL’s three strikes policy been vindicated? – The Roar (blog)
Has the AFL's three strikes policy been vindicated? The Roar (blog) Hawthorn's Travis Tuck in action during the AFL Round 03 match between the North Melbourne Kangaroos and the Hawthorn Hawks at the Telstra Dome. ... |
Marshall inspres Cutters to JCA crown – Jamaica Observer
 Jamaica Gleaner | Marshall inspres Cutters to JCA crown Jamaica Observer THE Xavier Marshall-inspired St Ann Cutters beat Melbourne Kangaroos by three wickets in the final of the Jamaica ... MAN ON THE GO One-day title goes to St Ann |
Roos outlast Demons – Sydney Morning Herald
Roos outlast Demons Sydney Morning Herald Goals: North Melbourne: B Harvey 3 C Jones 3 A Swallow 2 M Campbell 2 S Wright 2 A Edwards B Warren J MacMillan L Greenwood T Goldstein. ... |
One-day title goes to St Ann – Jamaica Gleaner
Jamaica Gleaner | One-day title goes to St Ann Jamaica Gleaner The Cutters defeated Melbourne Kangaroos by three wickets. - Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer A man-of-the-match performance from Xavier Marshall yesterday ... |
Kangaroos, Cutter in KO decider – Jamaica Observer
Kangaroos, Cutter in KO decider Jamaica Observer Three-time defending champions Melbourne Kangaroos will start favourites against former winners St Ann Cutters in ... |
Kangaroos, Cutters reach KO final – Jamaica Observer
Kangaroos, Cutters reach KO final Jamaica Observer DEFENDING champions Melbourne Kangaroos will square-off with St Ann Cutters in the championship match of the Jamaica ... |
Melbourne, St Ann reach one-day final – Jamaica Gleaner
 Jamaica Gleaner | Melbourne, St Ann reach one-day final Jamaica Gleaner Melbourne Kangaroos remained on course to cop their fourth hold on the Jamaica Cricket Association (JCA) Limited Overs competition after scoring a 29-run ... Kangaroos face Lions in JCA KO semis Melbourne, Manchester in limited-overs showdown |
Crucial Cat wins feature – Jamaica Gleaner
 Jamaica Gleaner | Crucial Cat wins feature Jamaica Gleaner Melbourne Kangaroos all-rounder, Tafari Williams (left), and wicketkeeper Carlton Baugh Jr celebrate the dismissal of a Manchester Lions batsman during ... |
Making up for lost time – Sydney Morning Herald
 Sydney Morning Herald | Making up for lost time Sydney Morning Herald Kangaroo Nathan Grima gets the jump on Bulldog Brennan Stack in round nine. Photo: Getty Images NATHAN Grima doesn't exactly mind when he watches a replayed ... |
Kangaroos face Lions in JCA KO semis – Jamaica Observer
Jamaica Gleaner | Kangaroos face Lions in JCA KO semis Jamaica Observer The Melbourne Kangaroos have a strong batting line-up consisting of three players with senior West Indies experience in captain Marlon Samuels, ... Melbourne, Manchester in limited-overs showdown Melbourne, St Ann reach one-day final |
Melbourne, Manchester in limited-overs showdown – Jamaica Gleaner
 Jamaica Gleaner | Melbourne, Manchester in limited-overs showdown Jamaica Gleaner It should be a battle royal at the Courtney Walsh Oval today when Melbourne Kangaroos meet Manchester Lions in the semi-final of the Jamaica Cricket ... |
Lions still on high after slaying the Saints – Sports Jamaica
Lions still on high after slaying the Saints Sports Jamaica The victory, which propelled the Lions into this weekend's semi-finals where they will play defending champions Melbourne Kangaroos at a venue to be decided ... |
Only three teams can win the 2010 premiership – The Roar (blog)
Only three teams can win the 2010 premiership The Roar (blog) Nick Riewoldt of St Kilda marks the ball in front of Scott Thompson of North Melbourne during the AFL Round 20 match between the North Melbourne Kangaroos ... |
Williams and Laidley hot property as senior assistants – The Roar (blog)
Williams and Laidley hot property as senior assistants The Roar (blog) Former Port Adelaide coach Mark Williams addresses his players during the AFL Round 13 match between the North Melbourne Kangaroos and Port Adelaide Power ... |