Sports

Germany wary of Spain’s team of talents

ERASMIA, South Africa, (Reuters) – Germany’s World  Cup semi-final opponents Spain are far more dangerous than  Argentina, with their game based on the world’s best teamwork  and not just individual qualities, said coach Joachim Loew.

Weight of history drives Uruguay and Dutch

CAPE TOWN, (Reuters) – The World Cup’s history men  face the competition’s nearly men when inaugural hosts and twice  winners Uruguay take on double runners-up Netherlands in Cape  Town today fighting it out for a place in the final.

Guyanese players celebrate their second goal against Cuba at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence on Saturday. (Orlando Charles photo)

Lady Jags qualify for CONCACAF Gold Cup finals

– with 3-1 whipping of Cuba By Marlon Munroe Brittany Persaud and Ashley and Justina Rodrigues scored once while goalkeeper Tenyka Francique pulled of a spectacular save to propel the Lady Jags football team to a 3-1 win over Cuba on Saturday at the National Stadium at Providence.

Richard Mohandatt

Visitors shine in NSBF All-Star games

By Floyd Christie The coordinators of the National Schools Basketball Festival (NSBF) added frosting to an already entertaining tournament when they selected the cream of the crop to face off in the NSBF Junior and Senior All-Star games Saturday evening at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

Alonso Greaves

NAMILCO ‘Wheat Up’ 70 miles Cycle Race on today

By Floyd Christie Defending champion  Warren Mc Kay, fresh from beating the field in the recent National Road Race championships, will start as favourites today when the Roraima Bikers Club NAMILCO `Wheat Up’ 70-mile road race takes place on the East Bank Public Road.

BCCI ratifies charges against Modi

(Cricinfo) The BCCI has voted unanimously to ratify the charges against suspended IPL commissioner Lalit Modi at its special general body meeting in Mumbai yesterday, and forwarded the case to its disciplinary committee.

Blown away!

-Fired up Nadal whips Berdych to reclaim Wimbledon crown LONDON, (Reuters) – So eager was Rafael Nadal to  reclaim his Wimbledon title yesterday that he entered Centre  Court with his racket already cocked in his left hand and the  unwitting Czech Tomas Berdych lined up in his sights.

Pollard fails to spark but Somerset still wins

LONDON, England,  CMC – West Indies pinch hitter Kieron Pollard failed with the bat but got two wickets for Somerset to help them to a comprehensive 79-run victory over Middlesex in the Friends Provident Twenty20 tournament yesterday.

Nigeria FA apologises, seeks suspension reversal

ABUJA, (Reuters) – Nigeria’s football federation  (NFF) yesterday overhauled its leadership and apologised for the poor state of its national team in a last-minute bid to reverse a directive suspending it from international matches.

Spain edge past Paraguay to reach semis

JOHANNESBURG, (Reuters) – Spain were forced to work  harder than expected to beat Paraguay 1-0 yesterday as they  reached the last four at the World Cup for the first time since  1950 in a dramatic match in which both sides missed a penalty. 

Top seeds cruise but Vincentian Bailey stretched

CASTRIES, St Lucia, CMC – Top seeds Richard Chin and Charlie Sonson had easy advances to the semi-finals of the annual St Lucia Open but Vincentian Kevin Bailey had a tough run against Barbadian veteran Nigel Griffith during quarter-final action here Friday night.

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