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Button turns the wheel full circle

LONDON, (Reuters) – Jenson Button was almost a  write-off before he seized the Formula One title with Brawn last  year and he starts the new season with critics again ready to  scrap his chances.

Bordeaux prepare to unwrap surprise package

PARIS, (Reuters) – Girondins Bordeaux host surprise  package Montpellier in a top-of-the-table Ligue 1 clash on  Sunday knowing they must keep up the momentum as they struggle  to cope with the pressure of battling on three fronts.

Gayle blames middle order for defeat

West Indies captain Chris Gayle yesterday described his team’s performance as rubbish after they crashed to an upset two-run defeat against Zimbabwe in the opening game of the five-match Digicel One Day Series at the Providence National Stadium.

Cricket’s future: Primary school winners from the eight zones pose with their trophies during the lunch period of the first ODI between West Indies and Zimbabwe at the stadium. (Aubrey Crawford photo)

Kiddy cricket winners awarded

Scotia Bank’s Kiddy Cricket countrywide Primary schools’ tournament winners were awarded their trophies yesterday during the luncheon period of the first ODI against West Indies and Zimbabwe at the Guyana National Stadium.

Chris Gayle, right and Prosper Utseya with the Digicel One-Day Series trophy. (Orlando Charles photo)

Windies eye fresh start

– Gayle hopes Windies fortunes  change today By Marlon Munroe Erstwhile cricket powerhouse West Indies, currently two places from the bottom in the ICC rankings, take on last placed Zimbabwe in the first ODI at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence and Captain Chris Gayle hopes that after the disappointing start to the series his team’s fortunes will be changed today.

In this Aubrey Crawford photo, Dennis ‘Chow’ Hunte poses with his certification from Special Olympics Caribbean.

‘Chow’ Hunte certified by SOC

Dennis ‘Chow’ Hunte has been officially certified by Special Olympics Caribbean after he attended a three-day football coaching seminar in San Juan, Puerto Rico from February 21 – 23.

Windies, Zimbabwe in battle of the also ran

As if to emphasise the point that the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) One Day rankings is perfectly accurate, the same day that lowly-ranked West Indies and Zimbabwe were battling to their record lowest Twenty20 scores ever at the Queen’s Park Oval in Trinidad, New Zealand and Australia were blasting the highest Twenty20 aggregate miles away in Christchurch.

The badminton winners and runners-up at the conclusion of Sunday’s matches.

Ramdhani, Jackson capture U15 badminton titles

Narayan Ramdhani and Greer Jackson ran out U-15 boys and girls’ division winners respectively when the  Genequip Farm Supplies (John Deer) Mashramani badminton junior singles and doubles tournament wrapped up on Sunday at the Queen’s College courts.

Jennifer Cipriani

Kiddy cricketers on show today

The official bank of West Indies cricket Scotia Bank will be celebrating its 12 years of its Kiddy Cricket programme and this year the winners of bank’s primary school competition will be on show during the lunch break of the first ODI between the West Indies and Zimbabwe at the Guyana National Stadium today.

GCF AGM set for Saturday

The annual general meeting of the Guyana Cycling Federation will take place on Saturday at the Thomas Lands Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) building.

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