Daily Archive: Monday, September 23, 2019

Articles published on Monday, September 23, 2019

SHERFANE”S STUNNER!Guyana Amazon Warriors’ Sherfane Rutherford takes a sensational catch to get rid of the dangerous Justin Greaves during their CPL match against the Barbados Tridents last night in Barbados. (Photo courtesy CPL)

Guyana Amazon Warriors stay perfect with rain-affected win

(CPL) Guyana Amazon Warriors opened a three-point lead at the top of the 2019 Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) table as they extended their perfect start to the season to six matches and guaranteed them a playoff spot with a rain-affected victory over Barbados Tridents at the Kensington Oval last night.

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Thursday’s pronouncement by GECOM Chair Justice (Rtd) Claudette Singh that GECOM will not be ready for general elections until the end of February 2020 contravenes the express requirement in the Guyana Constitution for elections to be held speedily in the aftermath of a motion of no-confidence.

Left-arm spinner, Keith Simpson spun webs around the Number One Road batsmen to end with 4-6 (Romario Samaroo photo)

Number One Road fails to live up to name

Youth got the better of experience yesterday at the Area H Ground where Rose Hall Town Bakewell defeated Number One Road by 10 wickets in the opening round of the Berbice Cricket Board/ New Building Society second-division 40-overs-a-side tournament.

GFF President Wayne Forde [center] with members of the respective associations who took part in the financial planning workshop yesterday at the Guyana Pegasus Hotel.

GFF hosts financial planning workshop

Following a decision taken at their Extra Ordinary Congress held last month, the Guyana Football Federation [GFF] took the unprecedented step to hold a financial planning workshop yesterday at the Le Meridien Pegasus Hotel.

Neiland Cadogan during his attractive half century. (Royston Alkins photo)

GCC defeat GYO by nine wickets 

The Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) inflicted a commanding nine-wicket win over the Gandhi Youth Organization (GYO) at the end of day-two of the ongoing GISE, Star Party Rental, first-division, two-day tournament, yesterday. 

Sarah Klautky netted Spartan’s crucial opening goal. 

Spartans stun GBTI GCC  

Bingo GCC Spartans stunned pre-tournament favourites GBTI/GCC in yesterday’s highlight match in the women’s second-division category of the ongoing Bounty Paper Towel – Quicker Picker Upper, Solo Drinks outdoor hockey leagues after completing another commanding win at the Saint Stanislaus College Ground.

At no time was Dr Cummings threatened

Dear Editor, I wish to ‘clear the air’ on the deliberate attempt by the illegal President, David Granger, to mischievously misrepresent the facts as it relates to Dr Karen Cummings during the PPP/C’s peaceful protest on Thursday, September 18 outside the Pegasus Hotel in Georgetown.

‘Butch’, Azan bullish at end of Jamaica deal with IMF

(Jamaica Observer) Two of the island’s leading businessmen, Gordon “Butch” Stewart, chairman of the Sandals and Appliance Traders Group of Companies; and chairman of Bashco and MegaMart, Gassan Azan, have applauded successive administrations for successfull completion of the financial arrangements with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Rain hurts TKR bid for top spot

GROS ISLET, St Lucia, CMC – Heavy rain stalled Trinbago Knight Riders’ bid to catch leaders Guyana Amazon Warriors, when it forced the abandonment of their encounter against struggling St Lucia Zouks here Saturday night.

Guyanese drug trafficker Roger Khan

The return of Roger Khan

Friday’s deportation from the US of convicted drug trafficker Roger Khan now places the onus on law enforcement authorities to conclude the requisite investigations into his activities here prior to his departure for Suriname in the middle of June 2006 where he was arrested and then taken into custody by the US authorities while transiting Trinidad and Tobago.