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West Indies batsman Shemaine Campbelle. (file photo)
West Indies batsman Shemaine Campbelle. (file photo)

Campbelle shines in defeat, Matthews fails in victory

KOWLOON, Hong Kong, CMC – Shemaine Campbelle produced a solid knock but her former West Indies teammate, Deandra Dottin, failed as Barmy Army Women slumped to a four-wicket loss to Spirit Women, in the Fairbreak Invitational here yesterday.

Former Guyana batsman Gajanand Singh. (file photo)
Former Guyana batsman Gajanand Singh. (file photo)

Gajanand among the runs in USA win

WINDHOEK, Namibia, CMC – Former Guyana and West Indies Under-19 star, Gajanand Singh, played a key role as United States continued their winning run with a 25-run victory over Jersey in the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier Play-off.

Fast bowler Alzarri Joseph celebrates a wicket during Tuesday’s contest against Delhi Capitals. (Photo courtesy IPL)
Fast bowler Alzarri Joseph celebrates a wicket during Tuesday’s contest against Delhi Capitals. (Photo courtesy IPL)

Joseph brace helps Titans to second win

DELHI, India, CMC – West Indies fast bowler Alzarri Joseph once again played a key role with a brace of wickets as Gujarat Titans easily brushed aside Delhi Capitals by six wickets to continue their unbeaten start to the Indian Premier League.

Gavin Kisten

Wins for Cotton Tree Die Hard and Tucber Park

The Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Government of Guyana (GOG) and Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports (MCYS), U19 boys Inter-Club Super-50 tournament continued yesterday with wins for Cotton Tree Die Hard Cricket Club and Tucber Park Cricket Club.

The Ravens basketball Team of June 1955. From left, back row, C .Cabena, L. Taitt, (captain) J. Eyre, D Corsbie, H. Dyatt. Front row, N. Bacchus (vice captain) C. Taitt, R. Savory and K. Corsbie.

Ravens Basketball Club is 70 years old today

By Charwayne Walker Sometime in 1953 a film called `The Harlem Globetrotters’ was shown in cinemas in Georgetown about professional basketballers who toured the United States playing exhibition games and wowing crowds everywhere with their dexterity, spectacular ball handling and humourous tricks.

West Indies batsman
Stafanie Taylor

No impact for Taylor in opening defeat

KOWLOON, Hong Kong,  CMC – Former West Indies Women skipper Stafanie Taylor made a return from injury but had very little impact as her Tornadoes went down to Falcons by 41 runs in the opening match of the Fairbreak Invitational here  yesterday.

Kyle Mayers pulls during his half-century yesterday for Lucknow Super Giants. (Photo courtesy IPL)

Mayers fifty in vain as Super Giants go down

CHENNAI, India, CMC – West Indies all-rounder Kyle Mayers belted his second successive half-century of the new Indian Premier League season but Lucknow Super Giants still came up short in a 12-run loss to Chennai Super Kings.

The National U15 team prior to their departure to participate in the Cricket West Indies Rising Stars Super50 competition.
(Photo courtesy Guyana Cricket Board

Guyana U15s to open campaign tomorrow

The Guyana Under-15 cricketers will play their first-round match against Trinidad and Tobago at the Coolidge Cricket Ground tomorrow in the Cricket West Indies Rising Stars Regional Super50 competition.

The victorious Georgetown team.

Georgetown wins DCB U19 Inter-Association one-day tournament

Georgetown, led by a century from national wicketkeeper/batsman Shamar Yearwood and five wicket hauls from Nehemiah Hohenkirk and Rivaldo Phillips scored a massive 209 run victory over East Coast Demerara to win the Demerara Cricket Board U19 Inter Association limited overs tournament yesterday.

West Indies teammates Shimron Hetmyer (left) and Jason Holder
celebrate a wicket during yesterday’s game. (Photo courtesy IPL)

Holder, Hetmyer on winning side as Royals triumph 

HYDERABAD, India, CMC – West Indies teammates Jason Holder and Shimron Hetmyer started the Indian Premier League on a winning note as Rajasthan Royals easily brushed aside Sunrisers Hyderabad by 72 runs in the third game of the new season here yesterday.

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