Sports

Ramdin to captain Windies in Zimbabwe T20I

ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – Just weeks after being dumped as vice-captain for the one-day series in Australia, Denesh Ramdin has been named to lead West Indies in the one-off Twenty20 International against Zimbabwe on Sunday.

Gayle takes harsh lessons from Australia

SYDNEY, Australia, CMC – Chris Gayle is hoping his inexperienced squad learnt the harsh lessons dictated to them by Australia after the reigning World Cup holders clobbered his hapless West Indies in a lopsided eight-wicket win with 50 balls to spare yesterday.

Wretched Windies tour ends in another loss

SYDNEY, Australia, CMC – West Indies’ miserable Australian summer ended in further gloom on yesterday, when they plunged to an embarrassing eight-wicket loss in the second and final Twenty20 International at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

IPL not moving out of India, Modi insists

Lalit Modi has insisted that the IPL will not be moved out of India, despite security concerns raised in an independent report commissioned by the players’ unions in England, Australia and South Africa that led to talk of shifting the event to another country.

Davydenko and Cilic win in Dubai

DUBAI,  (Reuters) – Russian fourth seed Nikolay  Davydenko overcame a surprise first-set loss to beat France’s  Florent Serra 6-7 6-4 6-1 yesterday in an error-strewn  first-round battle at the Dubai tennis championships.

No Barath, Bravo for T&T final round clash

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Trinidad and Tobago will have to do without the talented, youthful duo of Adrian Barath and Darren Bravo for their final round WICB regional first class clash against Jamaica in Grenada this weekend.

Chinese basketball league to be run by investors

CHICAGO, (Reuters) – A firm owned by Chinese-born  U.S. financier Kenny Huang and by China’s Adrian Cheng, a  member of one of the world’s richest families, said yesterday  it has signed a long-term agreement to run China’s National  Basketball League.

Hawks swoop for rare victory over Jazz in Utah

SALT LAKE CITY, (Reuters) – Atlanta’s Joe Johnson produced a big-time performance in the fourth quarter to steer the Hawks to a 105-100 win over the injury-hit Jazz yesterday, their first victory in Utah since 1993.

Durrant stripped of CAC title

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados,  CMC – Barbadian Central American and Caribbean (CAC) bodybuilding overall champion Martinus Durrant has been hit with a two-year ban for using performance-enhancing drugs.

Harris claims injustice in loss to Matthyse

BROOKLYN, New York, CMC – Guyana’s former world boxing champion Vivian Harris is enraged over his loss to Argentina’s Lucas Martin Matthysse Saturday night and has described the referee’s decision to halt the contest as the “worst injustice” he has ever experienced.

Kayode MsKinnon

Alpha gains revenge on BK Western Tigers

By Rawle Toney A new look Alpha United football team  tactically defeated BK International Western Tigers in the feature game of Sunday evening’s Haiti benefit match at the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) ground organised by the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) and the Kashif and Shanghai Organisation.

Jenella Jonas

Out of school trio to miss Inter Guiana games

By Marlon Munroe Guyana’s chances of retaining their Inter-Guiana Games (IGG) Track & Field title may be in jeopardy after it was found that some of the nation’s top junior athletes are not affiliated to any institution of learning, one of the main criteria for selection for a junior championship.

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