Guyana’s men’s and women’s squash team suffered two heartbreaking losses in the team finals of the 20th Caribbean Area Squash Association (CASA)championships on Saturday in Trinidad and Tobago losing out in their bids for the team championships.
Minister of Sport Dr Frank Anthony at his Main Street office on Thursday handed over cheques and brush cutters to Regional Executive Officers (REOs) of Regions One, Three, Seven, Eight, Nine and Ten to support the development and maintenance of their respective community grounds.
NEW YORK, (Reuters) – With seven different champions in the last seven grand slam tournaments, it is nearly inconceivable that Serena Williams would be seen as the overwhelming choice to win the U.S.
Canada yesterday defeated the United States of America 26-19 in the final of the 2013 North America and the Caribbean Rugby Association World Cup Qualifiers at the Twin Elms Rugby Park, Ottawa, Canada.
FOURSQUARE, Barbados, CMC – Led by an unbeaten century from Chandrapaul Hemraj, Guyana eased to a comfortable 40-run win over Barbados to continue at the top of the standings in the Regional Under-19 one-day Championship here yesterday.
Guyana’s National Sevens rugby team won two matches and lost one as the 2013 North America and the Caribbean Rugby Association World Cup qualifiers commenced yesterday at the Twin Elms Rugby Park, Ottawa, Canada.
By Iva Wharton Trinidad and Tobago yesterday retained the team Caribbean Scrabble Championship when they defeated Barbados 27 games to nine to bring an end to the team aspect of the Caribbean Championship played at the Bank of Guyana building.
By Neil Barry Steven Jacobs smashed a century and claimed four wickets to put Malteenoes in the driver’s seat against the Guyana National Industrial Corporation at the close of the first day’s play of their Heroes Cup match at Thomas Lands yesterday.
By Emmerson Campbell National cyclist Robin Persaud sped off with the feature 35-lap event of this year’s second annual Malta Supreme 11-race programme which was staged around the inner circuit of the National Park yesterday.
By Emmerson Campbell The crème de le crème of the nation’s thoroughbreds along with foreign horses will vie for over $30m in cash and other prizes when Guyana’s premier horse racing event, the Guyana Cup is staged today at the Port Mourant Turf Club.
WILDEY, Barbados, CMC – Windward Islands notched their first victory when they beat the luckless ICC Americas by 42 runs in their fifth round match of the Regional Under-19 one-day Championship here yesterday.
WILDEY, Barbados, CMC –Middle-order batsman Bryan Gayle stroked a sparkling century as Jamaica registered a nerve-wracking two-wicket win over Trinidad and Tobago with four balls to spare, in round five of the Regional Under-19 one-day Championship yesterday.
The parallels, as far as they go, are obvious. They are both 32, two of the most commanding batsmen of their time and highly paid box-office attractions wherever in the world they play.
The Neal and Massy 10km road race and 3km fitness walk and jog event will run off on September 9th starting at the Diamond Public Road, East Bank Demerara, from 06:00hrs.
All 12 men’s squads for the ICC World Twenty20 Sri Lanka 2012 have now been confirmed with the very best players in the world getting ready for the big event, which gets underway in Sri Lanka next month.
HYDERABAD, India, (Reuters) – Ravichandran Ashwin spun a web around New Zealand’s batsmen to capture six wickets as India enforced the follow-on before rain halted their victory charge on day three of the opening test yesterday.
DUBAI, (Reuters) – Pakistan coach Dav Whatmore believes his side will have the edge over Australia in the One-Day International and Twenty20 series in the United Arab Emirates as they are more familiar with conditions and the visitors are dealing with injuries and retirements.
LONDON, (Reuters) – The shade of the shirt may have changed but Robin van Persie remains a red-hot Dutch master after marking his first Manchester United start with a superb goal in a 3-2 Premier League win over Fulham yesterday.
LOS ANGELES, (Reuters) – Lance Armstrong was stripped of his record seven Tour de France wins and handed a lifetime ban by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) yesterday, but he remained defiant as supporters rallied around the American cyclist.
By Iva Wharton Guyana lost its chance of becoming the next Caribbean Scrabble Champion after losing to underdogs Barbados yesterday.
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