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Following a fruitful meeting recently with Minister of Sports, Charles Ramson Jr (left) “early December” is touted for Elton Dharry to make his ring return. 
Following a fruitful meeting recently with Minister of Sports, Charles Ramson Jr (left) “early December” is touted for Elton Dharry to make his ring return. 

Ramson Jr., pledges gov’t support for upcoming boxing card

Following a fruitful meeting recently with Minister of Sports, Charles Ramson Jr, who verbally pledged the government’s support, “early December” is touted for Elton Dharry to make his ring return. 

NAMILCO Managing Director Bert Sukhai hands over the sponsorship cheque to RHTYSC Secretary /CEO Hilbert Foster
NAMILCO Managing Director Bert Sukhai hands over the sponsorship cheque to RHTYSC Secretary /CEO Hilbert Foster

NAMILCO renews sponsorship of two RHTYSC teams 

The National Milling Company (NAMILCO) Monday renewed for another year, its sponsorship of two Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports Club (RHTYSC) cricket teams.

Tevin Imlach scored his highest List A score of 80 yesterday
Tevin Imlach scored his highest List A score of 80 yesterday

Rain washes out Eagles, CCC clash

Tevin Imlach produced a mature batting performance for the Guyana Harpy Eagles in the CG United Regional Super50 match yesterday but his remarkable feat of scoring almost half of the team’s score was undone by the fickle Trinidad weather.

Shimron Hetmyer

Time for Hetmyer to step up

Once again, the Guyana Harpy Eagles find themselves grappling with batting inconsistencies, a predicament that has become all too familiar despite the notable names adorning their lineup.

Glenn Maxwell struck the fastest World Cup century yesterday, a 40-ball blitz.

Australia drub the Dutch after Maxwell mayhem

NEW DELHI, (Reuters) – Glenn Maxwell smashed the fastest hundred in the history of the 50-overs World Cup as Australia thrashed the Netherlands by a record 309 runs in what was their third successive win of the tournament yesterday.

Left-hander Kyle Mayers hits through the off-side during his hundred against Windward Islands Volcanoes yesterday. (Photo courtesy CWI Media)

Mayers hundred keeps Volcanoes winless

TAROUBA, Trinidad, CMC – Opener Kyle Mayers yesterday struck a stunning 48-ball hundred as unbeaten Barbados Pride escaped the clutches of the adverse weather to trounce luckless Windward Islands Volcanoes by eight wickets under Duckworth-Lewis-Stern, and storm to the top of the Regional Super50 Cup standings.

Devin Booker, Suns slide by Warriors to open season

Devin Booker capped a game-high 32-point performance with three key assists down the stretch Tuesday night, allowing the Phoenix Suns to get past the Golden State Warriors for a 108-104 victory in San Francisco on the NBA’s opening night.

Teddy Bishop cuts during his unbeaten half-century for West Indies Academy at Queen’s Park Oval yesterday. (Photo courtesy CWI Media)

Young, Bishop inspire Academy to shock win over Scorpions

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Captain Nyeem Young snatched a five-wicket haul and in-form Teddy Bishop struck another half-century, as West Indies Academy shocked title-holders Jamaica Scorpions with a six-wicket victory in a rain-affected contest here yesterday.

South Africa’s Quinton de Kock scored his third century in this year’s World Cup competition as South Africa steamrolled Bangaldesh

Quin-Ton leads batting carnage

MUMBAI,  (Reuters) – Quinton de Kock led South Africa’s batting carnage with an incendiary 174 as they crushed Bangladesh by 149 runs to stay on course for a place in the semi-finals of the 50-overs World Cup yesterday.

Persaud, Noel’s Pan Am journey ends tamely in the pool

Team Guyana’s swimmers sojourn in the pool at the Pan Am Games in Santiago, Chile, came to a tame end yesterday with young Olympian Aleka Persaud not making it out of her Women’s 50m Freestyle heat while Raekwon Noel was disqualified in his Men’s 400m Individual Medley heat.

Pakistan Women A wicketkeeper Sidra Nawaz sees West Indies Women A batsman Shunelle Sawh drive through the off-side. (CWI Media)

Windies Women A lose by eight runs

LAHORE, Pakistan, CMC – West Indies Women A failed to ease concerns about the batting depth chart in the Caribbean and Pakistan Women A inspired by a resolute 62 from Gul Feroza clinched a tense, eight-run win in the first One-day match of their series yesterday.

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