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 Scenes as the Guyana Cricket Board office was being opened yesterday afternoon. (Aubrey Crawford photos)
Scenes as the Guyana Cricket Board office was being opened yesterday afternoon. (Aubrey Crawford photos)

Locks off!

Since the government announced its implementation of the Interim Management Committee (IMC) on December 23, 2011, over the past 42 days the IMC and the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) have been at loggerheads.

Didier Drogba

Mighty Ivorians next for Nations Cup co-hosts

MALABO, (Reuters) – Equatorial Guinea’s lower-league footballers and little-known journeymen will try and upset a side containing household names like Didier Drogba and Yaya Toure at the African Nations Cup tomorrow.

England debut trio take different routes to top

BAGSHOT, England, (Reuters) – Three men will pull on an England senior shirt for the first time and walk out proudly together to face Scotland at Murrayfield tomorrow but the routes they have taken to get there could not have been more different.

David Patterson

Basketball set for FIBA boost this year

After one of its worst years last year, basketball is  set for  positive changes this year, and special assistance is being sought from the International Basketball Federation (FIBA), according to president of the Guyana Amateur Basketball Federation (GABF) David Patterson.

 Brendan Nash

History-chasing Jamaica whet appetite of Brendan Nash

(Jamaica Observer) Out-of-favour West Indies batsman Brendan Nash said any thought he had of pulling out of the Jamaica cricket set-up was swept aside by the prospect of being a part of the nation’s quest to win a historic fifth consecutive regional four-day title.

Nadal moves to quash tax reports

MADRID, (Reuters) – Rafa Nadal issued a statement yesterday saying he had met all his fiscal obligations after a Spanish website published details about several companies linked to the world number two it said had been set up to drastically trim his tax bill.

FIFA requests report into Egypt violence

(Reuters) – FIFA has requested a full report from Egyptian authorities into the violence at a soccer match in Port Said that left 74 people dead, world soccer’s governing body said yesterday.

Attorney General Anil Nandlall, Minister of Sport Frank Anthony, Permanent Secretary Alfred King and IMC Chairman Clive Lloyd pictured during the press briefing yesterday. (Orlando Charles Photo)

…but gov’t going ahead with IMC

The Guyana Government yesterday stated that despite the protestations of the International Cricket Council (ICC) the Interim Management Committee (IMC) it set up late last year was going ahead with its work.

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