Cricket

ICC hopes India will adopt referral system soon

MUMBAI, (Reuters) – The International Cricket Council (ICC) is hoping to convince India to adopt the Umpire Decision Review System as part of the world governing body’s push to make the practice a mandatory feature of all test series.

Well done! Marketing Manger of GT&T Wystan Robertson (right) presents the sponsorship cheque to BCB president Keith Foster yesterday. Also in the photo are other representatives of GT&T and cricketers attached to the BCB. (Aubrey Crawford photo)
Well done! Marketing Manger of GT&T Wystan Robertson (right) presents the sponsorship cheque to BCB president Keith Foster yesterday. Also in the photo are other representatives of GT&T and cricketers attached to the BCB. (Aubrey Crawford photo)

BCB acquires sponsorship deal worth $1 million from GT&T

“It was the coming together of two champions,” according to Public Relations Officer of the Berbice Cricket Board(BCB) Hilbert Foster yesterday at the canteen of the Guyana Telephone & Telegraph (GT&T) company yesterday.

South Africa triumph in first Twenty20 International

(Cricinfo) Lonwabo Tsotsobe and Johan Botha restricted Pakistan to 119 before Colin Ingram and JP Duminy revived the chase from a wobbly 26 for 3 with a 66-run partnership to push South Africa to victory in the first of the two Twenty20 games in Abu Dhabi.

Four overseas men in T&T squad

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Russell Latapy has fortified Trinidad & Tobago’s men’s national team with the selection of four overseas-based players for the second round of the Digicel Caribbean Cup to be staged from November 2 to 6 at the Hasely Crawford Stadium here.

ON THE MEND! Pretipaul Jaigobin at his office yesterday.

Jaigobin says he cannot work with the GCB

-cites lack of transparency and apprehension at working among power-hungry people as reasonsBy Marlon Munroe While acid burnt Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Assistant Treasurer Pretipaul Jaigobin is back at work at the Ministry of Finance, his work at the GCB is uncertain as he is apprehensive about working among “power-hungry persons.”

Asif wants more time to prepare appeal

KARACHI, (Reuters) – Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Asif said yesterday he had withdrawn his appeal against a suspension for alleged spot-fixing next week in order to give his lawyers more time to prepare a detailed challenge.

Ramnaresh Sarwan

Sarwan to focus on helping to develop Guyana’s cricket

Axed West Indies middle order batsman Ramnaresh Sarwan told  Stabroek Sport yesterday that he has been getting mixed signals about his non-selection for the tour to Sri Lanka next month and this has prompted him to focus his energies on assisting the development of Guyana’s cricket.

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