Daily Archive: Saturday, December 15, 2018

Articles published on Saturday, December 15, 2018

Appropriation Bill passed

The Appropriation Bill was passed unopposed in the National Assembly yesterday, following two weeks of debate and scrutiny of the government’s estimated expenditure for 2019, which is pegged at a total $300.7 billion.

West Indies ODI captain Shai Hope.

Hope stands alone as Windies suffer series defeat

SYLHET, Bangladesh,  CMC – Shai Hope struck his second successive hundred and fourth of his career but West Indies’ four-year wait for a one-day series win continued here yesterday when they went down by eight wickets to Bangladesh in the decisive third One-Day International.

Sawak Maraj

Trinidad national denies faking kidnapping

Trinidad and Tobago national Sawak Maraj, who is charged with faking his own kidnapping and conspiring with others to secure a ransom, yesterday proclaimed his innocence before later being granted permission to leave Guyana although his trial is yet to be completed.

Marcus Harris

Gritty Australia all out for 326 against India

PERTH,  (Reuters) – Australia doggedly overcame a green-tinged Perth Stadium pitch in fierce heat to wrest back control of the second test on Friday after India had threatened to take advantage of some favourable bowling conditions on day one.

President Granger has to shake up his gov’t in 2019

Dear Editor, In reference to the SN December 13, 2018 news story, `No-confidence motion debate on December 21st,’ I think the no-confidence motion is a combination of a public relations stunt to accentuate the PPPs image and consolidate Bharrat Jagdeo’s hold on the party, and a rolling of the dice to see if Jagdeo and the PPP just might get lucky.

Vishaul Singh

Singh steers Jags to lead over Hurricanes

Vishaul Singh’s unbeaten half century coupled with some aggressive batting from Christopher Barnwell ensured that the Guyana Jaguars established a first innings lead as they closed day two of the Cricket West Indies Regional Four Day tournament against the Leeward Islands Hurricanes yesterday.