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Suspended Pakistan trio return home

(Cricinfo) A couple of hundred protestors were at Lahore airport when the three Pakistan players at the centre of the spot-fixing scandal returned home  yesterday morning.

Chennai looking to change perception

This is just the second Champions League Twenty20 but it’s already built a strong perception: that the IPL teams are at a disadvantage because they are just mercenaries, ronins who assemble for two months a year.

Colin Boyce

Boyce mum on Burnett’s claims

`I don’t want to comment on the issue because I only took over the presidency about a year ago, so I can’t say anything’ President of the Athletics Association of Guyana (AAG) Colin Boyce says he was not immediately aware that Marian Burnett was ill following her participation at the Central American and the Caribbean (CAC) Games, where she represented Guyana in the 800m and the 1500m.

National junior tennis player Nicola Ramdyhan works on her forehand while other players look on, during a training session at the tennis courts at the National Park. (Photo by Orlando Charles)

Junior players performed well at regional tennis tourneys

-players now more determined to conquer handicaps – Daly-Ramdyhan Fresh off a circuit of three regional tournaments in August, the nine national junior tennis players who participated in tournaments in St Lucia, Barbados and Curacao have already begun to show improvement in their game, coach Shelly Daly-Ramdyhan said.

Courts Pacesetters’ Stephon Gillis (with ball) pulls up for the shot as teammate Hugh Arthur (left) prepares to grab the rebound against Eagles, Wednesday night at the Burnham Court. (Orlando Charles photo)

Pacesetters, Ravens score blowout wins

It was certainly a night of blowouts on Wednesday at the Burnham Basketball Court when Courts Pacesetters and Ravens Basketball Clubs displayed their top rank billing in Georgetown by utterly mauling their opponents by margins of 30 points and more.

Permaul, Chandrika shine but WI HPC loses to Canada

TORONTO, Canada, CMC – Jason Holder enhanced his reputation with a miserly spell of fast-medium bowling, but the West Indies High Performance Centre were set-back on their tour of Canada, when the hosts beat them by three wickets yesterday.

Durant masterclass fires U.S. into semis

ISTANBUL, (Reuters) – A masterclass performance by  forward Kevin Durant steered the United States into the world championship semi-finals with an 89-79 victory over Russia yesterday.  

The Lady Jags team are aiming to be number one at the CONCACAF Gold Cup finals.

Lady Jags move into final preparation

The Guyana Women’s National Senior Football team (Lady Jags) will begin their final preparation ahead of the CONCACAF Gold Cup finals to be held in Cancun, Mexico from October 28 to November 8 this year.

PCB chief Butt jeered on return to Pakistan

KARACHI, (Reuters) – Pakistan Cricket Board chairman  Ijaz Butt was jeered at Lahore Airport yesterday on his  return home from London for the first time since the spot-fixing  scandal engulfed the Pakistan team.

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