Sports

ICC corruption unit investigates Pakistan

LONDON, (Reuters) – The International Cricket  Council’s (ICC) anti-corruption unit is examining Pakistan’s  dismal tour of Australia this year when they were whitewashed in  the test and one-day series.  

FIFA will change ticketing for Brazil World Cup

JOHANNESBURG, (Reuters) – World soccer’s governing  body FIFA will change its ticketing system for the next World  Cup in Brazil after learning from mistakes made in South Africa,  secretary general Jerome Valcke said yesterday.

Henin angling for spectacular return to Paris

LONDON, (Reuters) – Two years after Justine Henin  stunned the sport by announcing her retirement at the age of 25  on the eve of her French Open defence, the Belgian is back and  eager to show Roland Garros what it has been missing.

Valbuena dreams of Ribery-like breakthrough

TIGNES, France, (Reuters) – A young Olympique  Marseille player full of energy and skill who has never started  a game for France has been included in their World Cup squad  and dreams of making an instant impact on the big stage.  

Officials of the Guyana Football Federation, Banks DIH Limited and FIFA Coaching Instructor Constantine Konstine of the USA at yesterday’s Futsal Launch.

GFF pushing Futsal development

President of the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) Colin Klass feels that this country could move rapidly in the Futsal ranking as the local governing body for football launched another FIFA sponsored Futsal Coaching Course yesterday at Banks DIH Sports Club, Thirst Park.

Carmichael comes good with the bat

When Demerara and Malteenoes Sports Club (MSC) allrounder Kellon Carmichael left for Trinidad & Tobago to play professional cricket in late January, he had more success with the ball until he stroke an unbeaten 62 against Barataria on Sunday in Carib League 50-over competition.

Leon Moore for USA Stint

World ranked number six rated super bantamweight boxer Leon “Hurry Up” Moore is heading to the United States of America (USA) for a short training stint. 

Neil Kumar

Kumar says govt will assist CAC Games team

By Marlon Munroe Funding has always been the major bugbear of sports teams leaving these shores for their overseas engagements and in many cases this is the reason that prevents them from keeping those assignments.

Staff crumbles to Social Sciences in Inter-Faculty B/ball

Following the Faculty of Health Sciences walkover victory against the Faculty of Education and Humanities, the Staff team of the University of Guyana (UG) crumbled at the hands of the Faculty of Social Sciences when the two teams met in the UG Inter-Faculty Basketball tournament at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall yesterday.

Celtics resist Magic to take 2-0 lead to Boston

ORLANDO, (Reuters) – The Boston Celtics took a tight hold on the Eastern Conference finals with a 95-92 victory over the Orlando Magic on Tuesday, staving off a late rally to open  a 2-0 series lead with back-to-back road wins.  

Meusa wins Keishar’s FIDE qualifier

National Champion Wendell Meusa played undefeated and accumulated seven and a half points to capture the Keishar’s FIDE qualifiers when play concluded last weekend at Keishar’s Sports Club. 

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