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Guyana captain Christopher Barnwell will be hoping his team gets a high flying start when they oppose the Leeward Islands tonight at 8pm in the Caribbean Twenty20 tournament organized by the West Indies Cricket Board.
Guyana captain Christopher Barnwell will be hoping his team gets a high flying start when they oppose the Leeward Islands tonight at 8pm in the Caribbean Twenty20 tournament organized by the West Indies Cricket Board.

Caribbean T20 tournament set to bowl off today

NORTH SOUND, Antigua, CMC – Trinidad & Tobago and Guyana, the only teams to have captured regional Twenty20 titles, will both be in action when the 2012 Caribbean tournament starts here today at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium.

Guyana’s Otesha Charles was sent off after receiving a red card in the 26th minute.

Lady Jags go under 1-5 to Cuba

Guyana’s Lady Jags lost their opening game of the CONCACAF Women’s Under-20 Championships to hosts Cuba 1-5 on Saturday at the Estadio Pedro Marrero Ciudad de La Habana ground.

Liverpool express regret over new race row

LONDON,  (Reuters) – Liverpool have offered an apology over the alleged racist abuse suffered by Oldham Athletic’s Tom Adeyemi at Anfield during Friday’s third round FA Cup match for which a spectator was arrested and charged over the weekend.

DCC is 100 years old

The Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) will be 100 years old this year and the club has planned a year-long  programme of activities.

Albie Morkel

Morkel called up to S Africa’s ODI squad

JOHANNESBURG, (Reuters) – All-rounder Albie Morkel has been called up to South Africa’s one-day international (ODI) squad as an injury replacement for the five-match series against Sri Lanka, Cricket South Africa announced yesterday.

 Assistant Managing Director of Banks DIH Limited Mr. George Mc Donald, second left, hands over the first place trophy and cheque to Alpha United skipper Howard Lowe. (Orlando Charles photo)

Sombre Alpha receive spoils

Despite the occasion it was a sombre Alpha United team that turned up Friday evening at the Banks DIH Limited Sports Club at Thirst Park to receive the awards the team won in the inaugural Banks Beer Cup knockout football competition which ended on January 1.

FINALLY OFF! Members of the Amazon Conquerors along with president Ramsay Ali and vice-president Faizul Bacchus just before the team departed the Georgetown Cricket Club ground for the Cheddi Jagan International Airport yesterday morning.

T20 players urged to give it their all

The National Twenty20 cricket team under skipper Christopher Barnwell left Guyana yesterday for Antigua where they will participate in the West Indies Cricket Board Regional Twenty20 series.

Khan’s promoter says WBA to order Peterson rematch

LONDON,  (Reuters) – Amir Khan’s promoter said on Saturday the WBA had informed him it will order a rematch with American Lamont Peterson following the British boxer’s controversial defeat on a split decision in their world title fight in Washington last month.

Ernest Hilaire

Dark future

At the end of another particularly bad week, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) issued a statement reiterating that it will “continue with its programme for the restructuring of West Indies cricket and will pursue through all available channels the arrangements that are necessary for the progress of cricket in the territories and the region.”

Kwabina Griffith

GFA’s Banks Beer tournament set to resume

By Iva Wharton The Georgetown Football Association (GFA), Banks DIH sponsored President’s Beer tournament resumes in another two weeks and according to Kwabina Griffith, GFA’s Vice President with responsibility for Technical and Tactical Development they will be doing so with one team less, Guyana Defence Force (GDF).

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