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- 1Kohli and Gill batter West Indies in ODI opener●Kohli, Gill rip Windies’ bowlers to shreds in ODI opener Jamaica Gleaner http:// jamaica-gleaner.com/article/sp orts/202
Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill produced dominant batting performances as India overwhelmed the West Indies' bowling attack in the opening one-day international. The Jamaica Gleaner's report of the demolition has drawn attention from cricket fans, with praise for the Indian batting pair and concern over the West Indies' bowlers as the series gets underway.
- 2Calypso legend Mighty Sparrow dies at 91●Calypso icon Mighty Sparrow dies at 91 Jamaica Gleaner http:// jamaica-gleaner.com/article/en tertainment/20260927/calyp
Mighty Sparrow, the Grenada-born calypsonian widely regarded as the genre's greatest performer, has died in Jamaica at the age of 91, according to the Jamaica Gleaner. Known as the 'Calypso King of the World', he dominated the art form for decades with classics such as 'Jean and Dinah'. Fans and Caribbean music figures are mourning the loss of an icon whose influence shaped calypso and soca worldwide.
- 3Shooting leaves four dead in St Vincent and the Grenadines●Shooting leaves 4 dead in St Vincent and the Grenadines Jamaica Gleaner http:// jamaica-gleaner.com/article/ne ws/202609
Four people have been killed in a shooting in St Vincent and the Grenadines, according to the Jamaica Gleaner. The report is circulating widely across Caribbean-focused news feeds, drawing attention to gun violence in the region. Details about the victims, the location of the attack, or any suspects have not yet been made available.
- 4Jamaica's chronic shortage of hospital beds under scrutiny●Garth Rattray | Chronic paucity of hospital beds Jamaica Gleaner https:// jamaica-gleaner.com/article/co mmentary/202609
A Jamaica Gleaner commentary by Garth Rattray examines the chronic lack of hospital beds in Jamaica, arguing that the shortfall leaves patients struggling for care and points to long-standing underinvestment in the public health system. The piece adds to ongoing national debate about healthcare capacity and conditions in the island's hospitals.