Cricket

A little under 3,700 days ago, Neil MacRae sat in the lounge of the Mayfair Hotel reception to conduct his first radio interview as the newly appointed head coach of Jersey's men's cricket team. He'd beaten around 60 applicants to land the job.

Jonty Jenner's century and an unbroken partnership of 208 with Zak Tribe set the platform for Jersey's comprehensive 173-run win over rivals Guernsey in the inter-insular at KGV. Jersey, who had a side packed with youngsters, had scored a little over 100 with four wickets down

As Jersey's cricketers departed Scotland, they will likely have been pondering what might have been, what could have been, what scenes we would have seen, had they delivered their very, very best at the T20 World Cup Qualifier. Three wins and three losses in Edinburgh saw Jersey finish

Jersey head into Sunday's clash against Italy with little margin for error, as they continue their bid to reach the T20 World Cup for the first time. Two sides from this week's seven-team European qualifying tournament in Scotland will earn berths at next summer's

Since former Scotland assistant coach Neil MacRae first took charge of Jersey nearly a decade ago, he's led the island's cricketers into international tournaments across the globe. South Africa, Singapore, Los Angeles, Malaysia, Zimbabwe, Uganda. There are more than a few stamps in the passport. Wins

Jersey have retained the men's T20 inter-insular title with an impressive 2-0 triumph over rivals Guernsey in a rain-affected series at Farmers Field. What had been slated as a three-match contest, was abruptly cut short to two games when the heavens opened just after lunchtime on Saturday. By