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Selector urges WICB to re-consider pink balls

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad,  CMC – Chairman of the Trinidad and Tobago senior cricket selection panel Dudnath Ramkessoon has urged the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) to re-consider the use of pink balls for the forthcoming regional first-class season.

Back into contention

-Windies fightback gallantly but still miles to go Perth, Australia: They may not always get the results to emphasize the point but this is a West Indies team with a new mentality.

Well done Kashif and Shanghai

By Orin Davidson On the field Guyana’s football accomplishments are third world compared to the first world type feats of Caricom heavyweights Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago.

BCB launches Christmas Outreach Programme

The Berbice Cricket Board (BCB) on Monday launched its Christmas Outreach Programme with a donation of $75,000 worth of items to the Children of Promise Eden Orphanage in Smythfield, New Amsterdam, Berbice.

Versatile Swann keeps England afloat

CENTURION, South Africa, (Reuters) – Graeme Swann led  a spirited rearguard action by the England tail as South Africa  ended the third day of the first test 71 runs ahead with nine  wickets in hand yesterday.

Striker Force! Overseas Lady Jaguars goal scorers from left, Ashlee Savona, Kaitlyn Wong-you, Ashley Rodrigues and Maria El Masri

Overseas lady Jaguars race past locals

The overseas-based Guyanese team was way too much for the locals to handle as they sank them five goals to nil when the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) Women’s International Goodwill tournament kicked off yesterday.

Benn, Haddin and Mitchell facing disrepute charges

PERTH, Australia, CMC – West Indies spinner Sulieman Benn and the Australians Brad Haddin and Mitchell Johnson have been charged with bringing the game into disrepute after a heated exchange on day two of the third Test at the WACA yesterday.

Narine and Ganga shine in T&T trials

Port of Spain, Trinidad, CMC – Former West Indies youth off-spinner Sunil Narine and National middle-order batsman Sherwin Ganga were the leading performers as a specially arranged Trinidad and Tobago four-day trial match yesterday.

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