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President of the Guyana Boxing Board of Control, Peter Abdool, right sitting, addresses the media at yesterday’s press briefing at the NCN studios along with the boxers and officials from the professional and amateur boards.
President of the Guyana Boxing Board of Control, Peter Abdool, right sitting, addresses the media at yesterday’s press briefing at the NCN studios along with the boxers and officials from the professional and amateur boards.

Tomorrow’s fights will be highly entertaining

President of Guyana Boxing Board of Control (GBBC) Peter Abdool yesterday said that the 17th edition of the Pro Am Friday night fights card will be highly entertaining and urged the public to come out in their numbers and support the event.

Campbell says night T20s crucial to Windies World Cup chances

KINGSTON, St Vincent, CMC – West Indies women’s head coach Sherwin Campbell believes the two night Twenty20 Internationals in Guyana during the upcoming series against Pakistan, will serve the regional side well in their preparation for important upcoming international assignments.

From left, Kester Abrams, Cornell Rose and AAG council member Wendy Doris during the press conference yesterday.

Courts renewed 10k road race billed for September 18

Courts Furniture Store Guyana Inc. will reintroduce its Courts 10 kilometers road race in collaboration with the Athletics Association of Guyana (AAG) on September 18, starting in front of the furniture store’s main office on Main Street from 06:00hrs.

Jamaica still in charge of CFU

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Jamaica jumped one place in the world to continue as the top team in the Caribbean Football Union, in the latest FIFA rankings released yesterday.

Jonathan Foo

Chattergoon strokes undefeated 54

Ramnarine Chattergoon had a fine all-round performance on Saturday for Albion at the Area H ground while Essequibo’s Young Warriors edged past Brushie’s XI by two runs on Sunday as action in the Kares Engineering/Bushy Park Sawmills 10/10 tapeball competition continued.

 Members of the head table discuss the expectations of the International Friendly game between Guyana’s Golden Jaguars and India at the Guyana National stadium. Acting president of the GFF Franklin Wilson (fourth from right) is flanked from left by Colin Baker, Aubrey ‘Shanghai’ Major, Jamal Shabazz, Faizal Khan, Mark Xavier, Walter Moore and Kayode Mc Kinnon.

Shabazz back as National Coach

Recalled national coach of Guyana Jamaal Shabazz yesterday referred to former Caribbean Football Union (CFU) president and FIFA vice president Austin ‘Jack’ Warner’s contribution to football as yeoman but said since he was no longer in football now was not the time for emerging leaders to cower.

Darren Sammy

Sammy gets nod as captain again

ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – Darren Sammy was yesterday re-appointed West Indies captain until year end, ending speculation over the 27-year-old St Lucian’s role in the regional side.

Chris Gayle

Gayle sits down with Hilaire to thrash out issues

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Estranged West Indies opener Chris Gayle met with West Indies Cricket Board chief executive Ernest Hilaire in Antigua yesterday, in yet another attempt to thrash out lingering issues that have kept the Jamaican opener out of the regional squad.

Dwayane Bravo

Confusing West Indies selections

As the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) yesterday announced its squad for the hastily arranged Twenty20s versus England next month, the rationale behind the selection of some players, just as it was during the 2011 home season versus Pakistan and India, continues to baffle.

Alastair Cook

Cook can dish up 40 test centuries, says Edrich

LONDON, (Reuters) – India’s Sachin Tendulkar and  Jacques Kallis of South Africa are the only players to have  amassed 40 test centuries and former England opener John Edrich  believes Alastair Cook has all the tools to join the pair at the  top of the batting tree.

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