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Trevon Griffith (left) and Robin Bacchus are looking forward to making their mark in this year’s CPL
Trevon Griffith (left) and Robin Bacchus are looking forward to making their mark in this year’s CPL

Griffith, Bacchus looking to create fireworks at CPL

Guyana Amazon Warriors duo Trevon Griffith and Robin Bacchus are upbeat about this year’s Caribbean Premier League (CPL) T20 tournament and are looking to make the most of the team’s upcoming encampment ahead of bowl off time which occurs in a few weeks.

All Smiles! President of the GRFU, Peter Green (centre), national captain, Ryan Gonsalves (right) and coach/manager, Kenneth Grant-Stuart pose with the NACRA 15s title yesterday at the GOA building.

Ruggers hailed as heroes for US win

In their first public comments since Guyana lifted the NACRA 15s championship, the Guyana Rugby Football Union (GRFU) and national captain, Ryan Gonsalves hailed the players as heroes while calling on more support for the discipline.

Kemar Roach moves to tenth on the player rankings for Test bowlers

Roach jumps to fifth place in test rankings

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, CMC-West Indies pacer Kemar Roach has leapfrogged five places to tenth on the Reliance ICC Player Rankings for Test bowlers following an outstanding display in the third Test against New Zealand in Barbados which ended on Monday.

Cleveland Forde with his CARICOM 10km champion’s trophy yesterday. (Orlando Charles photo)

‘Little Kenyan’ elated at 10K triumph

After adding a third CARICOM 10km champion’s trophy to his collection, distance ace, Cleveland ‘Little Kenyan’ Forde noted that he was happy to be first to the tape on Sunday after missing the event in 2012 and finishing second last year.

French renaissance put to the test against Germany

BELO HORIZONTE, Brazil, (Reuters) – France have surprised many by emerging as World Cup contenders but face their toughest test yet against nemesis Germany in a quarter-final clash of European heavyweights at Rio de Janeiro’s Maracana stadium tomorrow.

Kevin De Bruyne of Belgium shoots and scores his team’s first goal past Tim Howard of the United States. (FIFA.com photo)

Belgium break Howard to sink U.S. in extra time

SALVADOR, Brazil, (Reuters) – Much-fancied Belgium needed extra time to crack heroic United States goalkeeper Tim Howard in a thrilling 2-1 extra-time victory yesterday that set up a World Cup quarter-final clash with Argentina.

Nick Kyrgios

Nadal sent packing by Aussie ace machine Kyrgios

LONDON, (Reuters) – Rafael Nadal’s charge towards a third Wimbledon title came to a juddering halt in the fourth round yesterday when he was sensationally beaten by 19-year-old Australian wildcard Nick Kyrgios 7-6 (5) 5-7 7-6 (5) 6-3.

Manuel Neuer

Neuer the toast of Germany after Algeria heroics

SANTO ANDRE, Brazil, (Reuters) – Manuel Neuer, the latest in a long line of outstanding German goalkeepers, took the plaudits yesterday after almost single-handedly keeping the Germans’ wobbly defence together in a 2-1 extra-time win over Algeria in the World Cup last 16.

National and Region 10 champions Wismar/Christianburg Secondary displaying their championship trophy and medals following their win over Mackenzie High

Wismar/Christianburg Secondary back again as regional champs

National champions Wismar/Christianburg Secondary successfully defended their Region 10 conference title, overcoming Mackenzie High 4-2 in the finale when the fourth annual Digicel national U-18 knockout football championship continued yesterday at the Wisburg Secondary School ground.

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