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Dwain Jacobs

Dwain Jacobs ready to battle for World Cup Qualifiers spot

Speedy left-winger Dwain Jacobs is relishing the challenge of putting in quality  performances in the Golden Jaguars upcoming engagements to secure a place in the squad for the opening two World Cup Qualifiers versus Mexico and Costa Rica next month.

Anthony Abrams

‘Awo’ Abrams a Golden Jaguars standout

It’s just 31 days to go now before Guyana’s Golden Jaguars kick off their opening third round match of 2014 World Cup Qualifiers against CONCACAF powerhouses Mexico on June 8th at the world famous Estadio Azteca (venue of the 1970 and 1986 FIFA World Cup finals).

Dwight Peters

Youthful Jaguars hold Martinique to 2-2 draw

Second half goals by Alpha United duo Anthony “Awo” Abrams who was the captain on the night and winger Dwight Peters earned the youthful Jaguars a hard fought 2-2 draw against Martinique at the Stade Georges on Wednesday evening in the city of St.

Lance Gibbs hoping for harmony to prevail in Guyana cricket

The day was April 21st, 1965. It was the final day of third test of the 1964/65 series for the  Sir Frank Worrell Trophy between the West Indies and Australia captained by legends Sir Gary Sobers and Bobby Simpson respectively at the Bourda Oval, Guyana.

Kemar Roach has so far taken all three wickets to fall for 27 runs. (DigicelCricket/Brooks La Touche photo)

Draw looms as rain crashes party

The inclement weather on the crucial fourth day’s play of the second Digicel test at the Queen’s Park Oval, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, between Australia and the West Indies, yesterday prevented either team from claiming a decisive advantage at close of play.

Shivnarine Chanderpaul  walks off disappointed after falling a mere six runs away from his 26th Test Century. (Photo Courtesy DigicelCricket.com/Brooks LaTouche)

Chanderpaul, Deonarine produce record stand

From Colin Benjamin in Trinidad A five-wicket haul from South Australian off-spinner Nathan Lyon late in the final session aided in curtailing the West Indies fight-back and maintained the visitors’ strong position midway of the second Digicel test at the Queen’s Park Oval, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, yesterday.

ON THE GO! Shane Watson on the go during his innings of 56 yesterday. (Courtesy DigicelCricket.com/Brooks LaTouche)

Sir Frank Worrell Trophy 2011/12

Australia grinds on Oval turner From Colin Benjamin in Trinidad In what is easily the most competitive West Indies versus Australia test series duel since that famous 2-2 draw in 1998/99, both sides fought out a keen battle of attrition on the opening day of the second Digicel test at the Queen’s Park Oval, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, yesterday.

Lance Gibbs

‘Getting dropped now is good for Bishoo’

From Colin Benjamin in Trinidad One of the greatest off-spin bowlers in test history, if not the greatest – Lancelot Richard Gibbs has stated that Devendra Bishoo’s  being dropped for the on-going second test versus Australia is the best thing that could happen to 26-year old leg-spinner at this early stage of his career.

Baugh does wicketkeeping drills with Andre Coley ahead of today’s all important second test against Australia.(Windiescricket.com)

Advantage Australia at the Oval

From Colin Benjamin in Trinidad Michael’s Clarke’s Australian side will go into today’s penultimate test of the Digicel three-test series and 12th edition of Sir Frank Worrell Trophy with the advantage against the home side at the Queen’s Park Oval, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, after their historic win in the opening test at “The Mecca”, Kensington Oval last week.

Devendra Bishoo

Testing time for Bishoo

From Colin Benjamin in Trinidad In the 83-year history of West Indies cricket, fast-bowlers and the West Indies cricket team literally go together like horses and carriages given the large number of highly-skilled fast-men produced by the regional team especially during the much glorified dynasty of 1976-1995 when they seemed to appear almost every day.

Julien Edwards

‘Honour and privilege to finally present Guyana’

Canada-based defender Julien Edwards has expressed his delight at finally getting a chance to represent the Golden Jaguars during the team’s most recent set of international friendly matches in French Guiana last month.

Resurgent Windies eye Sir Frank Worrell Trophy

Along with the Ashes battle between cricket’s oldest adversaries England and Australia since 1882, contests between Australia and West Indies historically have  been the second most anticipated, publicized and riveting in the game’s history, ever since the “Sir Frank Worrell” Trophy tag was bestowed upon the two rivals during that legendary 1960/61 tour down under.

Narsingh Deonarine

Windies IPL drain could be Guyanese players gain

The three West Indies selectors, Clyde Butts, – Courtney Browne and Robert Haynes are currently looking to select  the test squad for the 2012 Digicel three-test series against Australia which commences this weekend at the Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados.

Odean Brown

Guyana and Jamaica collide in Regional semi-final today

Guyana will face off with defending champions Jamaica in one of two scheduled semi-final matches of the 2011/12 Regional four-day competition today at the world famous Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica that is  known as the ‘Holiday Home of Cricket’.

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