Sports

Sammy confirmed as Windwards captain

CASTRIES, St Lucia,  CMC – West Indies all-rounder Darren Sammy was on Thursday officially confirmed as the new Windward Islands captain for the WICB President’s Cup limited overs competition starting in Guyana next week.

T&T fall at final hurdle in Champions League

HYDERABAD, India,  CMC – Trinidad and Tobago’s sensational giant-killing run ended in yesterday’s Champions League Twenty20 final when New South Wales used a blistering performance by Brett Lee to flog them by 41 runs for the title.

WICB praises T&T’s Champions League effort

ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) yesterday congratulated Trinidad and Tobago for their strong runner-up finish at the inaugural Champions League Twenty20 tournament in India.

Chanderpaul returns to score half century

Shivanarine Chanderpaul in his first game on home soil since returning from Durham, scored a polished 51 yesterday for Assad Fudadin’s XI in the fourth practice match ahead of  the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Twenty20 Festival at the Guyana National Stadium today.

The ‘Tiger’ on-drives during his half century knock. (Photos by Aubrey Crawford)

One-on-one with ‘Tiger’

By Marlon Munroe Prolific West Indies middle order batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul returned to Guyana on Tuesday to participate in today’s Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Twenty20 Festival and also to participate in the WICB President’s Cup 50-over regional tournament scheduled from October 28 to November 5.

Action in the GT&T indoor competition at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall Wednesday night. (Aubrey Crawford photo)

Hikers get the better of GCC

When two gladiators clash one must fall. That was the case between Hikers and Old Fort senior teams who were unbeaten until their clash Wednesday evening in the GT&T National Indoor hockey championships at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

Managing Director of Ansa McAl Beverly Harper stands at centre with representatives of the top clubs at the Mackeson Futsal Tournament award ceremony while Kashif Muhammad (2nd R), Shawn English (3rd R) and Ansa McAl’s Nigel Worrel look on.

Top performers awarded

By Kizan Brumell A simple ceremony was held in the boardroom of Ansa McAl to award the top teams and individual performers of the recently-concluded Mackeson English/Kashif and Shaghai Futsal Tournament which was played at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

Coach refutes rift in Jamaica camp

KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC – Jamaica’s coach Junior Bennett has denied there is any division in the President’s Cup squad between top flight West Indies players and those who broke ranks with the players’ union to represent West Indies.

Controversial Mosley era to end with Paris vote

LONDON, (Reuters) – Max Mosley’s long and controversial reign at the helm of Formula One’s governing body will end  today when either ex-Ferrari boss Jean Todt or former world rally champion Ari Vatanen takes over.  

Poonoo bowls Tain to 186-run victory

The 2009 New Building Society second division limited overs cricket competition organised by the Berbice Cricket Board (BCB) got off to an interesting start with Tain’s Parmeshwar Poonoo bowling his team to a 186-run victory over Silver Star.

Ayanna Graham easily romps to victory in her 200m race yesterday. (Orlando Charles photo)

St Mary’s Shine

– Sparks did not fly but St Stanislaus athlete Ayanna Graham did winning three events at yesterday’s Zone Three North G/Town c/ships (see page 27) By Marlon Munroe Sparks did not fly as they did on Monday and Tuesday but St.

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