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Leewards rebound to defeat Guyana

The Leeward Islands rebounded from losing first innings points to score a come-from-behind win over Guyana and record the first outright win of this year’s TCL/West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) tournament in Jamaica.

Fourth  Dan Black Belt Troy Bobb in a martial arts stance with trophies won at the 2009 Nationals Tournament held in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
Fourth Dan Black Belt Troy Bobb in a martial arts stance with trophies won at the 2009 Nationals Tournament held in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.

Troy Bobb cops four trophies at National Karate Tournament in US

By Tiadi Blair Karateka Troy Bobb recently represented Guyana at the Karate Alliances’ Annual National Tournament in Albuquerque, New Mexico in the United States of America where he won four trophies and a promotion to Fourth Dan Black Belt.

Miller and Pascal breached contracts – WIPA

(Cricinfo) The West Indies Players Association (WIPA) has announced that Nikita Miller and Nelon Pascal have breached their contracts with the West Indies Players Management Company (WIPMC) by making themselves available for selection against Bangladesh in the first Test in Kingstown.

Tigers’ tail wags as Bangaldesh reach 238

Arnos Vale, St Vincent: Responding to Bangladesh’s 238, West Indies lost the highly regarded opener, Dale Richards, for 13 late on the second day of the First Digicel Test at Arnos Vale and closed on 17 for one.

Gay runs fastest time this year in Rome

ROME, (Reuters) – Tyson Gay ran a world leading  9.77 seconds to win the 100 metres at Rome’s Golden Gala on  Friday and show Olympic champion Usain Bolt that he will not  surrender his world sprint titles without a fight next month.

Guyana’s Jamal Yarde (with ball) goes through the Bahamian defense to score a try for his team on Wednesday. (NAWIRA photo)

Guyana U-19 ruggers looking to win Bowl

The Guyana U19 rugby team finally got into the winners row at the North American and West Indies Rugby Association (NAWIRA) tournament with a resounding 39 – 10 victory over Bahamas at the South Sound Rugby Ground in the Cayman Islands, on Thursday.

 Mahendra Persaud

Persaud, Fields for Bisley Shoot

Two of Guyana top rifle shooters will leave these shores shortly for the United Kingdom to participate in the 139th Annual Imperial Shooting championships set for July 11th-25th at Bisley.

DRAGGED ON! Australia captain Ricky Ponting innings of 150 came to and end when he dragged a delivery from Monty Panesar onto his stumps. (BBC photo)

Australia seek to force win in first test

CARDIFF, (Reuters) – Australia seized the initiative in the opening Ashes test against England yesterday with some  resourceful batting which put them in an excellent position to force a result over the remaining two days.

Director of Sport, Neil Kumar (centre) takes a photo opportunity with Banks DIH’s Lee Baptiste (2nd R), GFA President and Secretary Troy Mendonca (R) and Marlan Cole (L) with Competiton Coordinator Seville Ferreira (2nd L). They stand behind the top finishers trophies and special futsal balls. (Orlando Charles photo)

Guinness Futsal Tournament kicks off tonight

Through a collaborative effort of Banks DIH and the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport (MCY&S) the inaugural Georgetown Football Association (GFA) Guinness Futsal Competition was launched yesterday and commences this evening at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

George Whyte

George Whyte puts spotlight on the players’ strike and WI cricket

They have been at it more often than not over the past couple of years and US-based journalist George Whyte wants the relationship between the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and the West Indies Players Association (WIPA) to be improved once and for all for the betterment of cricket in the region.

Contador shows Armstrong his strength

ARCALIS, Andorra, (Reuters) – Alberto Contador  stamped his authority on the Tour de France when he left Lance  Armstrong trailing in his wake following a bold, morale-sapping  attack in the final ascent of the seventh stage yesterday.

SA suspend internationals at Wanderers

JOHANNESBURG, (Reuters) – Cricket South Africa have  suspended international cricket at the Wanderers after accusing the Gauteng Cricket Board (GCB) of making unfounded allegations of mismanagement against CSA chief executive Gerald Majola.

Six matches on for Sunday

A total of six matches are scheduled for this Sunday as the Sonny Boy Milk Powder 15-overs softball cricket competition continues at the Guyana Softball Windball and Cricket Association ground, Carifesta Avenue, Georgetown.

Talks over players’ strike fail

Rain ruins new-look Windies debut, nine debutants in match (Digicel) A second rain interruption ended play in the First Digicel Test at Arnos Vale at 3:20 pm yesterday, shortly after the tea interval.

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