Sports

Blueprint for success: GLTA officials and Minister Dr. Frank Anthony. 
Blueprint for success: GLTA officials and Minister Dr. Frank Anthony. 

GLTA wants one percent of budget allocation for lawn tennis

Dr Anthony says no room for any contribution The Guyana Lawn Tennis Association (GLTA) has made a proposal to Minister  of Culture Youth and Sport Dr Frank Anthony that one per cent of this year’s national sports budget of $550 million be allocated to lawn tennis.

Guyana, Leewards fight for credibility

COUVA, Trinidad, CMC – Strugglers Guyana and inconsistent Leeward Islands are out of contention, but they will seek to enhance their place in the standings in the sixth round of matches in the WICB regional first-class championship, starting today at the National Cricket Centre.

The new executive of the GNRA.

Best returned as GNRA president

Commodore Gary Best, Chief of Staff of the Guyana Defence Force who was  returned unopposed as President of the Guyana National Rifle Association (GNRA)  pleaded with the association members to work harder this year to ensure that the  association has its Club House and Indoor Shooting Ranges up and running.

Defiant Amla unable to deny India

KOLKATA, India, (Re-uters) – South Africa batsman  Hashim Amla defied India with another remarkable century in the  second test yesterday but was unable to prevent the hosts  snatching victory with nine balls remaining on the final day.

Windwards hoping Oval proves happy hunting ground

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad,  CMC – Windward Islands will hope their successful appeal to play their sixth round WICB first class championship match at the Queen’s Park Oval pays dividends against hosts Trinidad and Tobago this weekend.

Logistical hiccup leads to players discomfort

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Regional cricketers from Barbados, Jamaica and the Windward Islands were forced to sleep on the corridors of the Cascadia Hotel on Carnival Tuesday after arriving here from Guyana on an early morning flight and being unable to check in.

No whitewash says Deonarine

MELBOURNE, Australia, CMC – West Indies middle-order batsman Narsingh Deonarine is anxious to see his side snap their losing streak against Australia when the fifth and final One Day International (ODI) is played later this week.

Vishal Singh, Barnwell out

Batsman Vishal `Cheesy’ Singh and all-rounder Christopher Barnwell were left out of the Guyana team that departed Tuesday morning for Trinidad and Tobago for their sixth round of the West Indies Cricket Board’s regional four day competition.

David Patterson

Patterson: The game is not dead

– GABF boss sits one-on-one with Stabroek Sport The story of David and Goliath is unquestionably one of the more popular chronicles in the Holy Bible and now newly-elected president of the Guyana Amateur Basketball Fed-eration David Patterson will reenact the event having the herculean task of reviving the game of basketball in Guyana.

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