Sports

Perry quits as chief selector

KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC – Nehemiah Perry has resigned as Jamaica’s chairman of selectors amidst speculation he is upset over Chris Gayle’s snub as captain of the national Twenty20 squad.

Gayle dropped as Jamaica captain

—Tamar Lambert takes over; Marlon Samuels returns KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC – Tamar Lambert has been named to lead Jamaica in the upcoming Caribbean Twenty20 tournament, sparking speculation over West Indies skipper Chris Gayle’s future as captain of the national squad.

Barbados snatch points in rain-hit draw

GROS ISLET, St. Lucia, CMC – Barbados broke a stubborn last-wicket stand to snatch first innings points over Leeward Islands on a rain-wrecked final day in the second round of the TCL West Indies Under-19 Challenge yesterday.

WICB needs to dispel academy myth

By Orin Davidson The long awaited academy or High Performance Centre set up by the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) is most welcome but if the powers-that-be believe it is the magic formula to dramatically improve regional cricket standards then they had better think again.

Watson takes five for Australia

LONDON, (Reuters) – Australia grasped their  opportunity to exploit the swing and seam movement available at Lord’s yesterday by dismissing Pakistan for 148 on the second  day of the first test.

Members of the camp’s beginners classes pose with some of the GLTA officials and in the center is  P & P Insurance Brokers Managing Director, Bish Panday, who is handing over the sponsorship cheque.  (Orlando Charles photo)

And they’re off!

-P&P Insurance Brokers tennis camp finally gets underway By Tamica Garnett The Guyana Lawn Tennis Association’s (GLTA) P & P Insurance Brokers Limited sponsored lawn tennis Summer Camp finally got underway yesterday at the Le Meridien Pegasus Hotel courts following Monday’s rained out opening day.

Windwards (236) & 60-1 vs T&T (216)

DENNERY, St. Lucia, CMC – Windward Islands, leading by 20 runs on first innings, reached 60 for one in their second innings at the close on the second day of their second round match in the TCL Group West Indies Under-19 Challenge yesterday at the Dennery Playing Field.

Barbados (350-6 dec) vs Leewards 186-9

GROS-ISLET, St. Lucia, CMC – Leeward Islands, replying to Barbados’ first innings total of 350 for six declared, reached 186 for nine at the close on the second day of their second round match in the TCL Group West Indies Under-19 Challenge yesterday at the Beausejour Cricket Ground.

Allen agrees to new contract with Celtics

BOSTON, (Reuters) – Nine-times All-Star guard Ray  Allen has re-signed with the Boston Celtics, the team said yesterday as they prepare to win a record 18th NBA title after  falling just one win short earlier this year.

Schleck seizes reins from injured Evans

ST JEAN DE MAURIENNE, France, (Reuters) – Andy  Schleck seized the Tour de France reins after joining forces  with defending champion Alberto Contador in a hard, 204.5-km  Alpine stage in which most of the other favourites dropped out of contention.

Ball rules bat as Pakistan take control

-Ponting overtakes Lara on test runs scorers list LONDON, (Reuters) – Pakistan exploited heavy cloud  cover and humidity to the full yesterday to seize the advantage over Australia in an old-fashioned English test match in which  ball dominated the bat throughout.

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