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Awardees flank executives of the GCB and veteran cricket commentator Joseph ‘Reds’ Pereira (second from right sitting) at the Umana Yana on Wednesday night on the occasion of the Board’s awards ceremony. (Orlando Charles photo)
Awardees flank executives of the GCB and veteran cricket commentator Joseph ‘Reds’ Pereira (second from right sitting) at the Umana Yana on Wednesday night on the occasion of the Board’s awards ceremony. (Orlando Charles photo)

Bishoo, Munroe win GCB Cricketer-of-the-Year awards

Devendra Bishoo and Subrina Munroe copped the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) male and female Cricketer-of-the-Year awards respectively when the Board held its 15th annual awards ceremony at the Umana Yana, Kingston, Wednesday evening.

Action during the semi-finals at the National Park tarmac on Tuesday evening.  
Action during the semi-finals at the National Park tarmac on Tuesday evening.  

Back Circle, West Front Road to clash in Greatest-in-the-Streets final

The 2011 Guinness-in-the-Streets final which kicked off on November 5 at the Albouystown basketball court with 32 teams divided into eight groups of four will  conclude  this evening with Back Circle and West Front Road facing off in the finals at the National Park Tarmac The two finalists for the 2011 Guinness Greatest-in-Da-Street Football came from Group G, which also included East LaPenitence and Plaisance.

Indian bowlers hammered in Canberra tour match

CANBERRA, (Reuters) – India’s bowlers took a hammering and paceman Ishant Sharma failed to complete six overs as a Chairman’s XI rattled up 398 for six declared on the first day of the tourists’ opening match in Australia yesterday.

Hassan Mohamed

2011 cycling season was successful and active, says Hassan Mohamed

By Emmerson Campbell The resurfacing of the National Park circuit which is a major locality for cycle races as well as the groundbreaking success of the Guyanese team at the Inter-Guiana Games in Suriname in winning the cycle road race are among the highlights this year, says  national cycling coach Hassan Mohamed.

Amir Khan

Khan wants result overturned and a rematch

BOLTON, England,  (Reuters) – The bruises were still visible on Amir Khan’s face  yesterday when he said he was confident of agreeing a rematch with Lamont Peterson after controversially losing his WBA super-lightweight and IBF light-welterweight titles to the American last week.

President of the Georgetown Football Referees Association Otis James, second right, and a few of the referees.

Georgetown Football Referees Association launched

By Iva Wharton The Georgetown Football Referee Association was officially launched on Sunday at the Georgetown Football Club Ground (GFC) and President Otis James said that the body’s focus is on the continued development of the sport.

National body questions WICB decision over venues

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Trinidad & Tobago Cricket Board President Azim Bassarath said that he was opposed to the West Indies Cricket Board’s decision to play Regional first-class matches at only international venues.

Andres Iniesta

Buzzing Barca eye perfect year – Iniesta

YOKOHAMA, Japan,  (Reuters) – Barcelona are still buzzing from their clasico victory over Real Madrid as they bid to complete a perfect year by winning the Club World Cup, midfielder Andres Iniesta said  yesterday.

Nene

Nuggets re-sign Brazilian center Nene

(Reuters) – The Denver Nuggets have re-signed free agent center Nene, a model of consistency since overcoming injury and cancer, the National Basketball Association (NBA) team said  yesterday.

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