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Attorney General Anil Nandlall, Minister of Sport Frank Anthony, Permanent Secretary Alfred King and IMC Chairman Clive Lloyd pictured during the press briefing yesterday. (Orlando Charles Photo)

…but gov’t going ahead with IMC

The Guyana Government yesterday stated that despite the protestations of the International Cricket Council (ICC) the Interim Management Committee (IMC) it set up late last year was going ahead with its work.

Some members of Guyana national team and coaching staff pose at the Regency hotel on Sunday evening. (Orlando Charles photo)

Singh expects team to struggle early on

Cricket Operations Officer of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Robin Singh is claiming that the current impasse between the GCB and the government installed Interim Management Committee (IMC) has affected the preparation of the national side.

Veerasammy Permaul

‘I have to learn quickly’

Thrust into the captaincy of the Guyana national cricket team which will compete in the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) regional Four-day competition which bowls off Friday, 22-year-old Veerasammy Permaul understands that he will have to make adjustments quickly.

Ramnaresh Sarwan

First day of IMC scheduled practice game washed out

The opening day of the three-day practice game at the Guyana National Stadium Providence, scheduled by the Interim Management Com-mittee (IMC) ahead of the Regional four-day tournament which bowls off on Friday, was washed out without a ball being bowled, due to persistent rainfall throughout the day.

Jamaica advance to Caribbean Twenty20 Final

By Colin Benjamin in Barbados Jamaica defeated the Windward Islands by five-wickets in the first semi-final of the 2012 Caribbean Twenty20 tournament yesterday at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados and advanced to the final scheduled for today.

The “Amazon Conquerors” in action during their net session at Kensington Oval yesterday morning.

Guyana to hunt Canada at Kensington

By Colin Benjamin in Barbados The Guyana cricket team affectionately known as the “Amazon Conquerors” will lock horns with competition minnows Canada in their third Group B match of the 2012 Caribbean Twenty20 competition at the  world famous Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados from 16:00hrs today.

Giftland Officemax’s Marketing Manager Campton Bobb (second left) and GFF President Franklin Wilson (ag) display the contract while CEO of Giftland Officemax CEO Eon Ramdeo (left) and GFF General Secretary Noel Adonis (right) look on.

Giftland supports Golden Jaguars with multi-million ollar contract

Giftland Officemax became the first corporate entity this year to throw its support behind the Guyana National football team after signing a $4.25 million-dollar contract with the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) as the team prepares for the third round of the  CONCACAF 2014 World Cup Qualifiers against Mexico, Costa Rica and El Salvador from June 8 – October 16.

 Ramsey Ali

Lloyd sees Guyana winning T/20 outright if they can defeat T&T

The Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago cricket teams affectionately known by their respective supporters as the “Amazon Conquerors” and “Red Fury” in recent times, clash this evening at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, Antigua, in a crucial Group A match of the 2012 Caribbean Twenty20 competition, in which the winner will almost certainly have one foot in the semi-finals.

Abuallah Guerra collects the Most Valuable Player trophy from Minister of Sport Frank Anthony. (Orlando Charles Photo)

‘Cal’ takes the gold!

Trinidad and Tobago semi-professional football club Neal and Massy Caledonia AIA are the 2011/12 Kashif and Shanghai champions after they defeated Pele FC 2-0 in the final of the 22nd staging of the annual tournament On New Year’s Day at the Providence National Stadium.

Travis Mulraine

Pele and Caledonia AIA lock horns for one pound of gold!

The 22nd annual 2011/12 Kashif and Shanghai football tournament, the premier football competition in Guyana over the past two decades, which commenced this year on December 10h with 22 teams, vying for the prestigious prize of one pound of gold (4 million dollars) concludes tonight at the Providence National Stadium with just the final two teams – Pele and Neal and Massy Caledonia AIA of Trinidad and Tobago facing off.

Gregory “Jackie Chan” Richardson in action during the first Kashif & Shanghai semi-final between Pele and Amelia’s Ward Friday night at the GFC ground. (Orlando Charles Photo)

Pele and Caledonia AIA advance to final

Pele and Neal and Massy Caledonia AIA of Trinidad and Tobago secured identical 3-1 triumphs over Linden sides Amelia’s Ward and Milerock respectively in the semi-finals of the 22nd annual Kashif and Shanghai tournament at the Providence Stadium on Friday evening.

 Alfred King

GCB awaiting response from WICB

Secretary of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Anand Sanasie said yesterday that the GCB was awaiting a  response from the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) with respect to what steps to take next regarding the running of  cricket in Guyana.

Randolph Jerome scored the opening goal for Milerock.

Caribbean United and Milerock advance to quarterfinals

Caribbean United of Barbados and Milerock secured similar 2-0 victories over Winners Connection and Seawall FC respectively when action in 22nd annual Kashif and Shanghai tournament continued at the Mackenzie Sports Club (MSC) Ground on Friday evening.

From left, Kashif Muhammad, Caledonia AIA Coach/Technical Director Travis Mulraine, Jamaal Shabazz and Walter Moore during yesterday’s press conference. (Orlando Charles photo)     

Revenge Mission

With the elimination of the Trinidad Soca Warriors football team by Guyana’s Golden Jaguars from the 2014 World Cup Qualifying campaign still fresh in their minds, a Trinidad Club team is here to avenge that team’s elimination while hoping to strike gold to boot, a pound of gold that is.

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