(Field Level Media) Even without their optimal roster, the New York Knicks could not have fared better Thursday against the Minnesota Timberwolves in the first meeting between the teams since their blockbuster trade signaled the Knicks’ shift to a championship-or-bust mentality.
(Trinidad Express) Chloe Fraser and Shemar Britton were crowned champions of the fifth and final major table tennis tournament of the season Wednesday night at National Racquet Centre, Tacarigua.
One talented player competing in the ongoing KFC Goodwill International Football Tournament will earn a fully-funded, three-month training stint at the Academia de Futebol Real Brasil next year.
(ESPN) Sri Lanka Cricket’s internal politics and administration is set for sweeping change after the board announced a drastic reduction in votes, from 147 to 60.
(Reuters) – Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James broke Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s long standing NBA record for most minutes played in regular season history when he clocked his 57,447th minute in his team’s win over Sacramento Kings on Thursday.
(ESPN) Ian Botham has been elected as honorary president of Durham, after completing a seven-year term as the club chair, with Phil Collins, his vice-chair, stepping into the role with immediate effect.
(SportsMax) West Indies T20I captain Rovman Powell has called on his players to use their upcoming time off to review their approach to the game after suffering a humiliating 80-run defeat to Bangladesh in the third T20I at the Arnos Vale Ground in St.
SYDNEY, (Reuters) – Australia have dumped Nathan McSweeney after three tests and rushed uncapped teenager Sam Konstas into the squad for the Boxing Day test against India in the search for more runs from the top order.
(ICC) Akeal Hosein rose to the top of the ICC Men’s Player Rankings for T20I bowlers earlier this week following his exploits in the home series against Bangladesh.
(SportsMax) Cricket West Indies (CWI) Director of Cricket, Miles Bascombe, confirmed during Monday’s CWI quarterly press conference that there are plans to introduce a domestic T20 tournament to the regional cricket calendar in 2025.
– Stab Ballers B, Espanyol advance prior to outage
Blackout had the final say in the Kashif and Shanghai National Futsal Championship last evening, as it blanketed the National Gymnasium on Mandela Avenue in darkness, forcing the abandonment of the two remaining matches by the tournament officials.
Pacesetters overcame defending champion Ravens by a 63-58 score when the 2024/2025 ‘One Guyana’ Basketball League Championship continued on Wednesday evening at the National Gymnasium on Mandela Avenue.
(SportsMax) – The West Indies will have to wait a bit longer for their first T20 International series win over India since 2017 after they were defeated by 60 runs in yesterday’s decisive third T20I at the DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai.
‘One Guyana’ President’s Cup Squash
Nicolette Fernandes and Mary Fung-A-Fat recorded wins in the women’s division, while Shomari Wiltshire was victorious in the men’s segment when the ‘One Guyana’ President’s Cup Squash Championship continued last evening at the National Racquet on Woolford Avenue.
At the Guyana Motor Racing & Sports Club’s (GMR&SC) annual general meeting and election of office bearers last night at GT Motorsports, Thomas Lands, incumbent Mahendra Boodhoo, was re-elected as the club’s president.
(ESPN Cricinfo) – Pakistan turned in their best all-round ODI performance across all three series over the past six weeks, dismantling South Africa by 81 runs and sealing a third straight ODI series win.
KFC International Football Series
– Clarendon overcomes Speyside 2-1
Local powerhouse Chase Academy experienced their first defeat in the 2024 edition of the KFC International Goodwill Football Championship, losing to Trinidad and Tobago outfit St.
Kashif & Shanghai Futsal Championship
Sparta Boss, Stabroek Ballers, North East La Penitence, and Bent Street B recorded contrasting wins in the round of 32 when the Kashif and Shanghai National Futsal Championship continued on Tuesday evening at the National Gymnasium on Mandela Avenue.
(ESPN Cricinfo) – Rain had the last word at the Gabba, as was widely expected, but only after Australia and India conjured up the most intriguing of what-ifs in the 22 overs that were possible on the fifth day of the third Border-Gavaskar Test match.