Sports

Fifties for Bishop, Nandu, Julien as WI Academy win

(CMC) – Teddy Bishop agonisingly missed out on a hundred while Matthew Nandu and Leonardo Julien also notched half-centuries, as West Indies Academy stormed to a 29-run victory over Combined Campuses and Colleges to open their Regional Super50 Cup campaign on a high note yesterday.

(from left) E-Net’s Vishok Persaud, Kevin Jeffrey, GMRSC President Mahendra Boodhoo and Mark Vieira at the “Clash-of-Champions” press conference yesterday at the GMRSC headquarters, Cosmos building
(from left) E-Net’s Vishok Persaud, Kevin Jeffrey, GMRSC President Mahendra Boodhoo and Mark Vieira at the “Clash-of-Champions” press conference yesterday at the GMRSC headquarters, Cosmos building

GMRSC promises “greatest race of all time” — at Clash-of-Champions Nov 5 meet

By Michaelangelo Jacobus In the build up to the Guyana Motor Racing & Sports Club’s (GMR&SC) international circuit racing event, the E-Net sponsored ‘Caribbean Clash-of-Champions’ event billed for November 5 at the South Dakota Circuit, the entity is promising a spectacle never before seen on Guyana’s shores.

Kieran Powell scored 80 not out from 36 balls (CWI photo)

Hurricane Doram and Powell flatten Scorpions

In a commanding display, Leeward Islands Hurricanes outclassed the defending champions, Jamaica Scorpions, securing an emphatic eight-wicket triumph at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in the CG United Regional Super50 competition yesterday.

Kevin Sinclair struck four fours and one six in making 41 then returned to capture two wickets in a deserved Man-of-the-Match performance as the Harpy Eagles won their opening CG United Super50 encounter yesterday

Harpy Eagles snatch 10-run win in thriller

An inspirational bowling performance towards the end of the innings led the Guyana Harpy Eagles to a victorious start as they triumphed over the Windward Islands Volcanoes by 10 runs in their opening match of the Regional Super50 yesterday.

DUTCH DELIGHT! The Netherlands players are cock-a-hoop with the win. (Twitter photo)

Plucky Netherlands stun high flying South Africa

DHARAMSALA, India, (Reuters) – The Netherlands caused a stunning upset by beating South Africa by 38 runs in a rain-shortened match to inflict a first defeat on the Proteas in the ongoing 50-overs World Cup in Dharamsala on Tuesday.

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