Sports

Huge team effort needed to beat Aussies: Williams

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Faced with a side ravaged by injury and boasting little one-day preparation, West Indies coach David Williams says every member of the squad will need to pull his weight if a series win Down Under is to be realized.

Participants pay keen attention to words of encouragement by partners of the Business School, Guyana Table Tennis Association and National Sports Commission mini-cadet, cadet and junior teams’ tournament yesterday at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall. (Orlando Charles Photo)

Business School mini-cadet, cadet, teams tourney officially launched

-Director James Bovell passionate over development of well-rounded students By Kizan Brumell Director of the Business School James Bovell yesterday called for a closer relationship with the Guyana Table Tennis Association (GTTA) and the National Sports Commission (NSC) whilst stressing the importance of sports and education to student development.

FINALLY! Guyana’s heavyweight champion Mitchell Rogers (right) weighed in at 227 pounds for his non-title fight with Anthony Agustin who touched down at 242 pounds.

Time to walk the walk

– `New Year’s Beatings’ day of reckoning is here After talking the talk for days tonight it will be time to walk the walk as Holland’s Entertainment Promotions (HEP) presents ‘New Year’s Beatings’, a four fight professional card which promises to set the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall ablaze.

Harper elected president of the GCA

Former West Indies and Guyana off-spinner Roger Harper was elected the new president of the Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) on Wednesday evening at the GCA’s annual general meeting at the Georgetown Cricket Club main pavilion.

Bottom-placed Guyana face tough CCC assignment

CAVE HILL, Barbados, CMC – Combined Campuses & Colleges and Guyana will look to rebound from heavy defeats when they face-off in the fourth round of the WICB regional first-class championship starting today at Three Ws Oval.

Bajans, Windwards aim to make headway

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Barbados and Windward Islands will use the latest day/night experimental match with a pink ball to try and make headway in their fourth round match of the WICB regional first-class championship starting today at Kensington Oval.

Henin on verge of fairytale comeback triumph

-Murray gives Britain hope of end to long wait for grand slam champion MELBOURNE,  (Reuters) – Andy Murray charged into the  Australian Open final yesterday, giving fresh hope to Britain that the country’s long wait for another men’s grand slam champion may be nearing an end.  

Leewards, T&T try to get back on track

FOURSQUARE, Barbados, CMC – Leeward Islands and Trinidad & Tobago, two teams that promised much prior to the season, will look to get things back on track in their fourth round match of the WICB regional first-class championship, starting today at Foursquare Oval.

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