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West Indies captain Darren Sammy and Bangladesh skipper Mushfiqur Rahim with the ODI and T20 trophies. (photo Windiescricket.com)  a
West Indies captain Darren Sammy and Bangladesh skipper Mushfiqur Rahim with the ODI and T20 trophies. (photo Windiescricket.com) a

Spin test awaits Windies

(Cricinfo) It’s been a tough year for Bangladesh. After convincing home one-day series wins against New Zealand and Zimbabwe last year, which helped them go above West Indies in the ICC one-day international rankings, many expected 2011 to be the year Bangladesh would permanently shed the “minnow” tag.

Dion Ferrier
Dion Ferrier

Ferrier, Gafoor tons highlight divisions one and two

The final day of the two matches on display, Carib Beer/Friends of Cricket Heroes Cup, two-day, first-division club cricket competition, ended in draws at the Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) Ground and Police Sports Club, Eve Leary, on Sunday.

ICC Executive Board discuss Test Championship

(Reuters) The possibility of converting the 2013 Champions Trophy to a Test Championship and its Presidential nomination and election process is on top of agenda at International Cricket Council ICC Executive Board’s fourth and final meeting of the year which began here yesterday.

Chris Gayle

Pollard, Gayle to square off after Mumbai reach final

CHENNAI, India, IANS-CMC – Kieron Pollard will square off with West Indies counterpart Chris Gayle in today’s Champions League Twenty20 final after his Mumbai Indians beat English county Somerset by 10 runs in the second semi-final of the lucrative tournament here yesterday.

Ramnaresh Sarwan playing a shot through the off-side shots during the Guyana national cricket team’s net session at Bourda, yesterday. (Aubrey Crawford Photo)

Regional teams expected this week

Co-defending Regional limited overs champions the Leeward Islands (who tied with Barbados at Sabina Park in last year’s final) and the Windward Islands are expected to arrive in Guyana this weekend in order to have an early acclimatisation camp ahead of the Regional Super50 one-day tournament which is scheduled to bowl off in Guyana on  October 18.

Today’s Bakewell Softball Fixtures

The  Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association  organized Bakewell Countrywide Male open 15/15,Male over 40 yrs 25/25,and female 10/10 softball tournament continues today at various venues.

Jonathan Carter

The untimely and the absurd

Unless the quote was lost in translation in the Reuters transmission from Dhaka, neither the question at the media briefing on the West Indies’ team arrival in Bangladesh or Ottis Gibson’s answer was surprising.

Kellon Carmichael of Malteenoes about to drive GCC new-ball bowler Kevin Ogle down the ground. (Aubrey Crawford Photo)

Haslim, Ferrier star on first day

Malteenoes were eight runs ahead at the end of the opening day of the Carib Beer/Friends of Cricket Heroes Cup, two-day, first-division match against the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) at the Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) Ground, yesterday.

Caribbean T20 champions Trinidad yesterday held their nerve to defeat defending Indian Premier League champions Chennai Super Kings in another low scoring encounter

T&T topple the Kings

CHENNAI, India, CMC-IANS – A determined Trinidad & Tobago held their nerve this time, after Sunil Narine followed up a match-changing innings from Kevon Cooper with miserly off-spin bowling to snatch a dramatic, six-wicket victory over reigning champions Chennai Super Kings in the Champions League Twenty20 yesterday.

Baldwin Spencer

Enough blame to share around: PM Spencer

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Antigua & Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said a rescue mission was needed to save the game in the Caribbean and expected Caribbean governments to play a leading role in moving the process forward.

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