Daily Archive: Saturday, November 10, 2018

Articles published on Saturday, November 10, 2018

Shadick’s loses challenge to local gov’t changes

High Court judge Gino Persaud yesterday dismissed the challenge mounted by Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) Commissioner Bibi Shadick over what she said was the creation of new Local Government Areas by Communities Minister Ronald Bulkan and the demarcation of electoral boundaries by Chief Election Officer (CEO) Keith Lowenfield.

Stafanie Taylor putting together her vital innings

Windies rout Bangladesh

Defending a low total, the West Indies women’s team yesterday routed Bangladesh for 44  in the ICC T20 World Cup at Providence with Deandra Dottin grabbing 5 for 6.

Harmanpreet Kaur during her scintillating innings

India’s record total too much for Kiwis

-Kaur smashes maiden ton Photos by Orlando Charles India notched up the highest total in an International Cricket Council (ICC) Women’s World T20 to hand New Zealand a 34-run defeat at Providence in the tournament’s opener yesterday.

Marcus Stoinis

Stoinis fires up as Australia snap losing streak

(Reuters) – All-rounder Marcus Stoinis took three wickets to fire Australia to a seven-run win over South Africa at the Adelaide Oval yesterday, ending the hosts’ record seven-match losing streak and levelling the three-match one-day international series.

Windies cricketers definitely need help with mental element

Dear Editor, To me, at any rate, two of the most baffling things about the Caribbean region are  (1) the reluctance of so many countries to make the decision to complete the architecture of independence by voting for the CCJ as their top court to replace the English Privy Council, and (2) the reluctance of their cricket administrators and fans to accept the critical importance of mental preparation for  international cricket encounters.  In Thursday`s edition of your paper Oscar Ramjeet offered an explanation for the CCJ issue which I confess to have never considered and while I hope he is wrong it is the only explanation I have heard that seems tethered to rationality.

Ambika Ramraj

Miss World Guyana leaves for China

Miss World Guyana 2018 Ambika Ramraj departed for China on Thursday, November 8, a month before the Miss World pageant scheduled for December 8, in Sanya where she will compete with contestants from 120 countries.

Pacers outlast Heat 110-102

(Field Level Media) Bojan Bogdanovic hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with 56.5 seconds remaining Friday night, sending the Indiana Pacers to a 110-102 victory over the host Miami Heat.

Jamaica: Four gunned down in Little London

(Jamaica Gleaner) Residents of Masemure Meadows in Little London, Westmoreland, woke up to, possibly, their worst fears on Thursday  morning when they were greeted with the horrifying news that four members of the community – three men and a woman – had been slaughtered gangland-style by invading gunmen who entered the community shortly after midnight.

America’s midterm elections

Tuesday’s midterm elections in the United States may not have delivered the long-awaited “blue wave” against President Trump, but they did reveal America’s demographic and cultural fault lines with unusual clarity.