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Flashback photo of the GHB U14 league in progress.

GHB relaunches U14 league

Eight teams will battle for supremacy as the Guyana Hockey Board relaunched its Under-14 Indoor League under new sponsors Oceaneering International which will get underway yesterday at St.

Guyana’s Braithwaite, Douglas WIFBSC Champs

Guyanese marksman Lennox Braithwaite retained the West Indies Individual shooting title while US-based compatriot Sigmund Douglas won the ‘O’ Class honours on the final day of Individual competition at the West Indies Fullbore Rifle Shooting Championships being held at the Crabbs Rifle and Pistol Ranges in Antigua/Barbuda.

Kemar Roach

Roach strikes, but Worrall swings the tide for Surrey

LONDON, CMC – West Indies pacer Kemar Roach was upstaged by a spectacular 26-ball burst of five wickets for one run from fellow pacer Dan Worrall that torpedoed Middlesex in the London derby against Surrey in the English County Championship yesterday.

Yuzvendra Chahal

Chahal becomes leading IPL wicket-taker

(Reuters) – Indian spinner Yuzvendra Chahal became the leading wicket-taker in Indian Premier League (IPL) history yesterday after he picked up four wickets in their win over the Kolkata Knight Riders.

West Indian trio fail to feature on record-breaking night

MUMBAI, CMC – West Indian trio of Shimron Hetmyer, Andre Russell, and Sunil Narine were footnotes on a record-breaking night in the Indian Premier League yesterday when Rajasthan Royals climbed to third in the points table with a nine-wicket win against hosts Kolkata Knight Riders.

Ageless Dhoni reinvents himself to remain useful in IPL

NEW DELHI, (Reuters) – It has been nearly four years since Mahendra Singh Dhoni quit international cricket, but the 41-year-old continues to deliver the goods for Chennai Super Kings after reinventing himself as a lower-order enforcer with the bat this season.

Stephen Curry, Warriors roll in Game 5, head back to L.A.

Stephen Curry scored a game-high 27 points, Draymond Green chipped in with 20 in a rare offensive explosion and the Golden State Warriors stayed alive in the Western Conference semifinals with a 121-106 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday in San Francisco.

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