Daily Archive: Sunday, September 15, 2019

Articles published on Sunday, September 15, 2019

Saudi attacks raise spectre of oil at $100/barrel

LONDON,  (Reuters) – The oil market will rally by $5-10 per barrel when it opens on Monday and may spike to as high as $100 per barrel if Saudi Arabia fails to quickly resume oil supply lost after attacks over the weekend, traders and analysts said.

 Leon Johnson closed the day on 70 not out

Dropped catches hurt GDF as GCC lead by 187 runs

A series of dropped catches saw Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) establishing a lead of 187 runs in response to the Guyana Defence Force’s first innings score of 87 on day one of the Georgetown Cricket Association/Star Party Rental/GISE/ Trophy Stall first-division, two-day match yesterday.

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Healthy snacking

Life is so busy in this day and age and it can often feel difficult to get to the gym, prepare your meals, go to work, spend quality time with friends and family and somehow schedule in downtime all before it’s time to get to bed (and preferably at a reasonable hour).

Sequel’s defender Dwayne Scott gets by a defender (Royston Alkins photo) 

GCC hammer Old Fort Wild Cats in season opener 

The resumption of the Bounty Paper Towel -Quicker Picker Upper- Men and Women’s Outdoor, Second Division and the Solo Drinks Under-20 Men and Women’s Outdoor Development Leagues saw GBTI/GCC registering the largest margin of victory on the opening day at the Saint Stanislaus College Ground yesterday.

Clive Lloyd

Look at where you slip not where you fall

By Rudi Webster In the late nineties, I spent a few days in Johannesburg, South Africa at the home of a friend who was the manager of a junior South African Cricket team that had just returned from a tournament in Barbados.

Accolades

An integral part of the life of someone involved in the arts is the recognition or attention that comes from the public reacting to the particular area of the artist’s work. 

Tropical Storm Humberto lashes Bahamas

NASSAU (Reuters) – Tropical Storm Humberto lashed already devastated parts of the Bahamas with heavy rain and strong winds before crawling northwest yesterday, and forecasters said it was likely to become a hurricane before the end of the weekend.

TKR skipper Kieron Pollard gathers runs through the leg-side during his unbeaten 45 against Jamaica Tallawahs. (Photo courtesy CPL)

Tallawahs lie rock bottom after fourth defeat 

KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC – Jamaica Tallawahs crumbled in the face of a daunting record run chase as they crashed to a 41-run loss to reigning champions Trinbago Knight Riders, to suffer their fourth straight defeat of the Caribbean Premier League here Friday night.

Lucas stock index

Last Update: 585.19                                                                 Movement: -0.15% Current Update: 584.31                                                            YTD Movement: 13.49%                                                    LUCAS STOCK INDEX The Lucas Stock Index (LSI) declined 0.15% during the second period of trading in September 2019.

The army and Kaikan

One of the most disturbing things to emerge from the recent study by the Amerindian People’s Association (APA) into issues surrounding indigenous land tenure is the situation in Kaikan, Region Seven.

More city roads for rehab

The Ministry of Public Infrastructure has added more roads within Georgetown to its list of those that will be rehabilitated, the Department of Public Information (DPI) reported yesterday.