(Reuters) – Philadelphia avoided repeating their Game One mistakes and held on for a 82-81 road triumph over Boston yesterday as they outdueled the Celtics late to tie their East second round playoff series.
Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt has said he hopes to run a time of 9.4s in the 100-metre in London.
The Guyana Squash Association (GSA) in collaboration with Digicel Guyana, will from today stage the Woodpecker National Junior Squash Championships, possibly the biggest tournament of the year for junior campaigners according to national coach Carl Ince.
BANGALORE, India, CMC – Big-hitting Chris Gayle suffered a rare failure, mystery spinner Sunil Narine was at his brilliant best while all-rounders Kieron Pollard and Dwayne Bravo came up with last-over heroics as five West Indies players went on show in the Indian Premier League here yesterday.
By Emmerson Campbell “I used to ride and I also never had a bike of my own and now that I can afford it, I like to help because I have the passion for cycling.”
Everest Cricket Club coasted to a comfortable seven-wicket victory over Gandhi Youth Organization (GYO) in the inaugural De Sinco Group of Companies-sponsored Lipton Tea Cup at Everest Cricket Club on Sunday.
By Emmerson Campbell After two days, three stages and 170 miles of cycle racing from Berbice to Linden, and despite the exhortations of Guyana’s Minister of Sport Dr, Frank Anthony, Team CoCo’s dominance of the roadways continued yesterday when Ivan Dominguez was declared this year’s 30th annual three stage road race winner.
Asks Donald Duff It seems everyone but West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) CEO, Dr Ernest Hilaire, knows what is wrong with the present state of West Indies cricket.
This year’s Carifta Games 100 and 100 metres under-17 finalist Tevin Garraway continued his dominant streak despite wet condition at the World Athletics Day Championship held at the Police Sports Club ground, yesterday.
A new brand will bounce into the basketball fraternity this Wednesday when the National Community Basketball League (NCBL) holds its first official press conference.
NORTHAMPTON, England, CMC – West Indies suffered a crushing 10-wicket defeat to England Lions here yesterday, just four days ahead of their clash with World number England in the opening Test at Lord’s.
Manchester United’s star Mexican striker Javier Hernandez has been pulled out of Mexico 2012 Summer Olympic football squad following a request from Manchester United’s Sir Alex Ferguson.
(BBC) Joe Root hit his second first-class hundred yesterday as England Lions wrapped up a comfortable 10-wicket win over the West Indies.
Georgetown, Guyana – After enjoying the off-field ambience during the launching ceremony of third round, World Cup qualifiers at Princess Hotel on Saturday, the Golden Jaguars are refocusing on their on-field tasks as they prepare for international friendly action against Jamaica and the Parbo Bier Cup, within the next fortnight.
By Emmerson Campbell David Santos from Team CoCo’s starts today’s third and final leg of the 30th annual three stage road race in the lead position after two stages and 106 miles were covered yesterday.
The Guyana Football Federation (GFF) officially launched the Golden Jaguars campaign for the upcoming, third round, World Cup qualifiers which commences next month with a glowing ceremony at the Princess Hotel, yesterday.
NORTHAMPTON, England, CMC – Rookie left-hander Kieran Powell eased some of the fears regarding West Indies brittle top order, stroking his second first class century to headline a resilient batting effort against England Lions as the Caribbean side enjoyed their best day on tour here yesterday.
NORTHAMPTON, England, CMC – Left-hander Kieran Powell said Saturday overcoming unfamiliar English conditions would be the biggest hurdle for the touring West Indies, after stroking a century on the third day of the four-day tour-match against England Lions here yesterday.
West Indies have only once toured England without at least one truly special, not to mention great, batsman in their ranks.
Chennai Super Kings kept their playoff hopes alive with a ruthless performance that cut the table-leaders Delhi Daredevils to size.
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