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Usain Bolt
Usain Bolt

Blake beats Bolt in 200m

KINGSTON, Jamaica,  CMC – Yohan Blake shocked Usain Bolt for the second time in three days, producing another sizzling run to whip the World and Olympic champion in the 200 metres final in a world-leading time here Sunday night.

National team seek revenge against DCC Jammers

The Guyana National team will be seeking revenge tonight when they come up against the Washington DC Jammers basketball team one last time in a rematch which is expected to be very competitive as the National Community Basketball League (NCBL) International All-Star weekend comes to its climax at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

Chris Gayle

Gayle leaps to fourth in rakings

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates,  CMC – Big-hitting opener Chris Gayle has vaulted 12 spots into the top of five of the ICC Twenty20 International batting rankings, less than two weeks after returning to the West Indies colours following a two-year exile.

No confidence motion moved against John

ROSEAU, Dominica,  CMC – Dominica Football Association president, Patrick John has been suspended for the remainder of his term after an overwhelmingly vote by clubs at the Annual General Conference here Saturday.

Cavendish goes it alone for 21st win

TOURNAI, Belgium,  (Reuters) – A leaner Mark Cavendish showed he was still too talented for the rest of the Tour de France bunch, outpacing his rivals for victory in the 207.5-km second stage in Tournai  yesterday.

Sharapova stunned by Lisicki

LONDON, (Reuters) – Maria Sharapova has had better days, Roger Federer more mobile ones and local sun-hat sellers more profitable ones as Wimbledon’s manic yesterday turned into a bit of a damp squib after several days of nerve-shredding drama.

Glen Stokes (#1) of the DC Jammers goes into his dribble against Travis Burnett (centre) and Akeem Kanhai (extreme left) during the All Star game. (Orland Charles photo)

Guyana lose nailbiter to DC Jammers

So close but yet so far was the unfortunate result for the Guyana national basketball team which lost to the Washington DC Jammers in a nail-biting encounter at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall (CASH) Saturday evening when the National Community Basketball League (NCBL) tipped off its first International All-Star Weekend.

Best, Russell in for J/ca ODIs

ST JOHN’S, Antigua,  CMC – West Indies selectors have called up fast bowler Tino Best and all-rounder Andre Russell to the 13-man squad for the first two One-Day Internationals against New Zealand starting next week in Jamaica.

The 74 kgs Masters Two World deadlift record holder Winston Stoby, dead lifting 267kgs/589 pounds yesterday at the 2012 Intermediate and Masters Championships which was staged at St Stanislaus College. (Orlando Charles photo)

Tutorial advances to final

By Iva Wharton Tutorial High School yesterday inflicted an 8-0 drubbing on Tagore Secondary to reach the Region 6 final of the Digicel Schools football tournament at the All Saints Ground, New Amsterdam.

Hafeez falls four short of double hundred

COLOMBO,  (Reuters) – Opener Mohammad Hafeez missed out on a maiden double century as Pakistan’s march towards a mammoth first innings total against Sri Lanka was halted by rain on the second day of the second test yesterday.

The 74 kgs Masters Two World deadlift record holder Winston Stoby, dead lifting 267kgs/589 pounds yesterday at the 2012 Intermediate and Masters Championships which was staged at St Stanislaus College. (Orlando Charles photo)

Stoby breaks his own World record

By Emmerson Campbell Seventy-four kilogramme Masters Two World deadlift record holder Winston Stoby warmed up impressively for the World Masters Championships by besting his own deadlift record yesterday at the St Stanislaus College forum when the Guyana Amateur Powerlifting Federation (GAPF) staged its 2012 Intermediate and Masters Championships.

Record-breaking Spain rewrite the rule book

KIEV,  (Reuters) – Majestic Spain took their place among the game’s greats by thrashing Italy 4-0 to retain their European title  yesterday, the biggest victory margin in a World Cup or Euro final – and all without a recognised striker.

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