Sports

Hinds, Smith star in contrasting results

LONDON, England, CMC – Former West Indies batsman Wavell Hinds stroked an aggressive half-century for Derbyshire but could not save them from a comprehensive eight-wicket loss to Nottinghamshire yesterday.

Gay tests form, women sprinters renew rivalry

NEW YORK (Reuters) – World champion sprinter Tyson Gay tests his form after last year’s Beijing disappointment, and Olympic champion Veronica Campbell-Brown renews her sprint rivalry with Lauryn Williams at today’s New York grand prix.

Veteran Yorke dumped by Sunderland

TYNE AND WEAR, England, CMC – Veteran Trinidadian striker Dwight Yorke has been released from England Premiership club Sunderland, a move that could signal the end of his club days in England.

King James reigns supreme to keep Cavaliers in war

CLEVELAND, Ohio (Reuters) – LeBron James put on a virtuoso performance in the fourth quarter to will the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 112-102 win over the Orlando Magic on Thursday as the Eastern Conference top seeds staved off elimination.

Johnson in line for rematch with Dawson

MIAMI, Florida, CMC – Jamaica’s world-rated light heavyweight boxer Glen “The Road Warrior” Johnson is poised to secure his long-awaited rematch with the undefeated American Chad Dawson.

Lakers fend off Nuggets to take 3-2 series lead

LOS ANGELES, (Reuters) – The Los Angeles Lakers put  on a fiery fourth-quarter display to grind out a 103-94 victory  over the Denver Nuggets on Wednesday, the win earning the top  seeds a 3-2 lead in their Western Conference finals series.

The various prize winners of the BK International-sponsored medal play golf tournament along with officials of the Lusignan Golf Club.

Deo pulls of spectacular win

Bolaram Deo pulled off a spectacular win in the BK International sponsored Independence Cup Medal Play golf tournament staged on Tuesday (Independence Day) at the Lusignan Golf Course.

Federer and Venus avoid Paris nightmares

PARIS, (Reuters) – Roger Federer was lucky to keep  alive his dream of winning a maiden Roland Garros crown and  Venus Williams used a good night’s sleep to spare herself from a  French Open nightmare in the second round yesterday.

Western Union’s marketing manager, Natheeah King (left) hands over the sponsorship cheque to Carwyn Holland yesterday.

GT&T and Western Union supports Foreign Invasion boxing card

The Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company (GT&T) and Western Union came on board in support of the ‘Foreign Invasion’ Boxing card in Linden which will see Guyana’s world rated bantamweight fighter, Leon ‘Hurry-up’ Moore coming up against Mark Murray at the Mackenzie Sports Club tomorrow.

Linden football is in the doldrums

Dear Editor, I’m an ardent reader of your newspaper, more so the sport section since you are known for being fair and accurate in your reports and also, unlike many other news entities, you pay much interest where sport is concerned to Linden.

Today's Paper

The ePaper edition, on the Web & in stores for Android, iPhone & iPad.

Included free with your web subscription. Learn more.