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A footbridge being built for the Commonwealth Games has collapsed, injuring 27 people

Commonwealth Games bridge collapses

-27 injured, foreign delegations unhappy with village NEW DELHI, (Reuters) – A footbridge being built for  the Commonwealth Games in India collapsed yesterday, injuring 27 people and highlighting the raft of problems that have so far blighted the event, meant to showcase an emerging global power.

Bravo, Pollard shun WICB contract offer

– Gayle asks for extension BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – West Indies vice-captain Dwayne Bravo is one of two players who have turned down central retainer contracts from the West Indies Cricket Board.

Some of the boxers who are ready to rumble on Friday evening at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall, strike a pose yesterday in the Studio of NCN, while executive members of the GBBC are seated.  (Orlando Charles photo)

Pro-Am card steadily gaining momentum

– GBBC president Peter Abdool Peter Abdool, president of the Guyana Boxing Board of Control (GBBC), yesterday declared that the monthly Pro-Am boxing card was steadily gaining momentum after commenceing in February.

Donald Ramotar

Dr. Anthony calls on NDC’s to put systems in place

Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport, (MCYS) Dr. Frank Anthony is encouraging the Neighbouring Democartic Councils (NDC’s) and the municipalities to put systems in place so as to identify schools and communities which have excelled in sports.

Redbacks survive Sarwan scare

OHANNESBURG, South Africa, CMC – Ramnaresh Sarwan’s highest Twenty20 score failed to carry Guyana over the threshold, and they limped out of the Champions League T20 yesterday, following a 15-run defeat to South Australia’s Redbacks.

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