Sports

GS&WCA tapeball competition….

Bank of Guyana squeezes past Enmore Bank of Guyana (BOG) squeezed past Enmore to advance to the third round of the Guyana Softball and Windball Cricket Association (GS&WCA) 15/15 tapeball competition following the playoff of second round matches last weekend at the GS&WCA ground on Carifesta Avenue.

Third win for Cavendish in radioless stage

ISSOUDUN, France, (Reuters) – Mark Cavendish won his  third stage on the 2009 Tour de France  yesterday, a 194.5-kms  trek ridden at a leisurely pace in an implicit protest by the  riders at a radio-ban by organisers.

Bangladesh duo fined for excessive appealing

DHAKA, (Reuters) – Bangladesh bowlers Shakib Al Hasan and Shahadat Hossain have been fined 10 and five percent  of their match fees respectively for excessive appealing in the  first test against West Indies, the International Cricket  Council (ICC) said yesterday.

Ramnarine’s provocation reaches its zenith

– monster WICB has created is giving it hell; players must choose between WICB and WIPABy Orin Davidson Regardless of how you twist and turn this one around, there are no ifs and buts about the genesis of the latest shame perpetrated on West Indies cricket.

Keisha Jeffrey

Keisha Jeffrey, Ashley Khalil to collide in U-17 final

-Victoria Arjoon also through to final Whichever way the cookie crumbles Guyana will still be assured of a gold medal in the girl’s U-17 division when the curtain comes down on the singles competition of the Caribbean Area Squash Association (CASA) which is currently in progress in Barbados.

Generation Next! Fifteen of the specially-selected persons who will take part in the cricket academy pose  with (front row left to right), Administrator Gervy  Harry, Director of Sport Neil Kumar, Minister of Sport Frank Anthony and Acting President of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Bissoon Dyal Singh.

Cricket academy launched at National Stadium

By Tiadi Blair The Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, Guyana Cricket Board and National Sports Commission has launched a cricket academy with the aim of training potential under-15 cricketers over the next four weeks.

Second time around

– Minnows Bangladesh recorded their second test match win and their first Test win overseas when they defeated the West Indies by 95 runs yesterday KINGSTOWN, St Vincent, CMC – West Indies handed Bangladesh their first Test win overseas and only their second overall, when they crumbled to a 95-run defeat in the opening game of the series at the Arnos Vale Sports Complex here yesterday.

Bishun scalps three to lead Guyana fight-back

KINGSTON, Jamaica,  CMC – Unorthodox left-arm spinner Totaram Bishun grabbed three wickets for eight runs from nine overs to lead a Guyana fight-back against hosts Jamaica in their TCL Group West Indies Under-19 Challenge match yesterday.

Defiant Barbados fight back but Leewards make good start

KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC – Steady middle and lower batting saved Barbados from embarrassment and lifted them to a competitive total but the Leeward Islands were making a strong reply on the opening day of their second round TCL Group West Indies three-day Cup match yesterday.

A never-ending nightmare

Australia, New Zealand and Zimbabwe have all gone through disagreements between board and players that have led to strikes and threatened strikes and that, once again, have shaken West Indies cricket to its core.

Action in the match between Guyana and Bermuda. (Photo NAWIRA website)

NAWIRA Under-19 C/ships….

Cayman retains title The Cayman Islands retained their North American and  West Indian Rugby Association (NAWIRA) U-19 title after defeating Mexico in the final on Saturday.

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