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Lara tells Lee to follow Marshall model

CANBERRA, Australia,  CMC – Batting icon Brian Lara has advised Aussie pacer Brett Lee to adopt the same approach that helped West Indies fast bowler Malcolm Marshall in his latter years.

Agassi’s memoirs make awkward reading for ATP

DOHA, (Reuters) – When Andre Agassi failed a drugs  test 12 years ago having dabbled with crystal meth then  fabricated an excuse to the ATP, the men’s governing body took him at face value and moved on to other business.

Injured Paine ruled out of India series

CHENNAI, India,– Australian wicketkeeper  Tim Paine will take no further part dia, (Reuters) in the one-day tour of  India after suffering a broken finger during the second game,  Cricket Australia (CA) said yesterday.

Man-of-the-match Royston Crandon receives his trophy from Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Vice President and ECB President Bissoondial Singh. (Orlando Charles photo)

Crandon brothers see Guyana home

By Marlon Munroe Guyana’s cricket got a much needed boost after the national senior team scored a hard-fought three wicket win over the Leeward Islands in the first round of the WICB President’s Cup limited overs tournament at the Enmore Community Centre ground yesterday.

Former umpire Shepherd dies aged 68

LONDON, (Reuters) – Former international cricket  umpire David Shepherd has died aged 68 following a long battle  with cancer, Gloucestershire County Cricket club said yesterday.

Bryant leads Lakers to 99-92 win over Clippers

LOS ANGELES, (Reuters) – Kobe Bryant delivered a  masterful 33 points as the Los Angeles Lakers held off a late  fightback by city rivals the Clippers to launch their NBA  championship defence with a 99-92 win Tuesday.

Agassi admits to using drugs and lying about it

DOHA, (Reuters) – Eight-times grand slam winner Andre  Agassi left the tennis world in a state of shock yesterday  when he admitted using the recreational drug crystal meth and lying to men’s governing body the ATP to escape a ban.

Serena crowned No.1 as desert duel goes flat

DOHA, (Reuters) – The anticipated duel in the desert for the world number one spot failed to materialise at the WTA Championships yesterday as Dinara Safina withdrew with a back injury to gift the prize to American Serena Williams.

Well played! Man-of the match Akeem Dewar receives his trophy from GCB Vice President Fizul Bacchus for his figures of three wickets for 24 runs against Barbados. (Rawle Toney Photo)

Benn guides Barbados to victory over W.I U-19s

A responsible innings of 27 from tail ender Suleiman Benn helped Barbados defeat the West Indies Under-19 team yesterday at the world famous Georgetown Cricket Club ground,  Bourda when the 2009 WICB President’s cup Limited overs tournament bowled off.

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