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Gayle arrives to handle his business

– Looking to score a century for mom West Indies captain Chris Gayle flew back into Brisbane from Kingston yesterday, targeting a hundred for his team and especially for his ill mother, Heazlyn, in the first Test against Australia that starts at the Gabba in Brisbane tomorrow (8pm tonight east Caribbean time).

Master Frank Woon-A-Tai (third from right) pose with Deputy Mayor Robert Williams, senior instructor of the GKC Fifth Dan Jeffrey Wong (second from right) Eric Hing (right), Chaitram Mortley (left) and Dr. Guy Lo after the presentation ceremony at the MSC pavilion. (Orlando Charles photo)

Woon-A-Tai gets Mayor’s award

By Marlon Munroe Eight Dan Chief Instructor of the Guyana Karate College (GKC) Master Frank Woon-A-Tai was the recipient of Georgetown’s Mayor Hamilton Green Award yesterday for his sterling contribution to Martial Arts in Guyana and more particularly Georgetown.

Gambhir, Sehwag stroke centuries

KANPUR, India,  (Reuters) – Indian openers Gautam  Gambhir and Virender Sehwag struck sparkling centuries as India  amassed 417-2 to take a firm grip of the second test against Sri  Lanka after the first day’s play yesterday.

Windies seeking to address history against Aussies

BRISBANE, Australia, CMC – Haunted by 15 years of failure against the World champions, West Indies will seek to overcome their recent history of under-achievement when they face Australia in the opening game of the three-Test series at the Gabba today.

Federer crushes Murray to end year on top

LONDON, (Reuters) – There are plenty of special effects inside the O2 Arena for the ATP Tour Finals but nothing could match the sight of Roger Federer in full flow as he beat Andy Murray yesterday to guarantee the year-end No.1 ranking.

Seven-a-side action continues tonight

Georgetown Mayor Hamilton Green Seven-A-Side Inter Club football tournament in commemoration of his 75th birth anniversary continues today at the Banks DIH Thirst Park ground from 18:00 hours with the final set of round robin matches.

Ravens high flyer Tyron Hamid attempted to posterize this Eagles player but produce yet another miss dunk during his teams 65-37 last Sunday (Aubrey Crawford photo)

Ravens and Sonics register 3rd Division wins

– Triple header on tonightIt was the same script but a different cast when Ravens and Eagles met in the 3rd Division knockout tournament as the Dyna’s Embroidery-sponsored team soared to a 65-37 win.

Aussies to target Chanderpaul

Australia are relying on their bouncier home pitches to try to dislodge one of Test cricket’s most immovable objects in the Test series against the West Indies, starting at the Gabba in Brisbane on Thursday (Wednesday night, east Caribbean time).

Guyana Open… A triumph of youth over experience

It was the perfect pinnacle officials of the Lusignan Golf Club were looking forward to following a very busy and exciting year of golf,  and the Power Stout Guyana Open two-day tournament provided that peak to the local season Youth prevailed over age and experience as two phenomenal Guyanese youths, Avinash Persaud and Christine Sukhram secured the Open men’s and women’s titles respectively against tough competition from the United States, Canada, Suriname and The Nether-lands.

Chess winners receive prizes

Prize winners of the 2009 National Chess Champion-ships last Friday received their awards at a simple ceremony at Ramphal House, New Garden Street,  George-town.

Soderling haunts Nadal again

LONDON, (Reuters) – Swede Robin Soderling returned to  haunt Rafael Nadal yesterday with a 6-4 6-4 victory as battle  commenced in Group B at the ATP World Tour finals.

Financial Director of Rusal Bauxite Company, Ramdeo Kumar (centre), hands over the sponsorship cheque to Co-Director of the K&S Organization Aubrey ‘Shanghai’ Major (right) while Kashif Muhammad looks on at left.

20th annual Kashif & Shanghai Tournament…

Designers House promises organized vending – Rusal Bauxite Company hops onboard Designers House have come onboard the Kashif and Shanghai organization with the main objective of raising the concession standards in the 20th anniversary tournament which kicks off on December 13 at the National Stadium.

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