Sports

Move 2011 World Cup out of Asia says Miandad

KARACHI (Reuters) – The International Cricket Council should shift the 2011 World Cup out of Asia after Australia refused to send its Davis Cup tennis team to India, former Pakistan captain Javed Miandad said.

Going, going, gone… National all rounder Christopher Barnwell looks on as his shot off Emran Khan (not in picture), sails over long on for six. The wicketkeeper is Hardeo Jailall.

DCC crowned national T20 champions

Barnwell in match-winning spell Led by a man-of-the-match performance from national all rounder Christopher Barnwell, Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) whipped Lusignan Cricket Club (LCC) by seven wickets at the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCB) ground yesterday, to claim the coveted crown of national first division 20/20 champions.

Could this be as close as Lennox ‘Too Sharp’ Allen will get to the National Super Middleweight title? That question will have to wait a little longer to be answered since his challenger Howard Eastman was a no show. (Orlando Charles photo)

‘Too Sharp’ upset about Eastman no-show

Lennox ‘Too Sharp’ Allen says that he is highly disappointed about not facing Howard Eastman on Saturday evening at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall when the two were suppose to clash for the vacant Super Middle weight title of Guyana.

And they’re off! Guyana’s Niall Roberts (first from left) takes off for his golden swim in yesterday’s boy’s 100 metres freestyle (Orlando Charles photo)

Suriname takes Inter-Guiana swimming crown

Suriname comprehensively won the 2009 Inter Guiana Games overall swimming title while Guyana and French Guiana tied for second place as the championships culminated at the Castellani Pool in Georgetown yesterday.

Mackeson Stout/Digicel Sweet 16

Alpha and Pele advance Reigning Kashif and Shangai champions Pele and former champions Alpha United set up a date with each other, when they won their opening matches over BK International Western Tigers and Victoria Kings in the second annual Bakewell Buxton Stars-organized Mackeson Stout/Digicel-sponsored Sweet 16 football tournament at the Plaisance Community Centre ground on Saturday night.

Brilliant Button seals hat-trick of wins

MANAMA, (Reuters) – Britain’s Jenson Button won the  Bahrain Grand Prix and stretched his Formula One world  championship lead to 12 points yesterday with his third victory  in four races.

Cook, Chambers give Essex control against Windies

CHELMSFORD, England, CMC – Dependable Shivnarine Chanderpaul carved out an unbeaten half century but Jamaican fast-bowler Maurice Chambers snared four wickets and Test opener Alastair Cook stroked an unbeaten half-century to place Essex in a commanding position against West Indies in their three-day tour match on yesterday.

Sri Lankans Sangakkara and Dilshan set up IPL wins

CAPE TOWN, (Reuters) – Sri Lankans Tillakaratne  Dilshan and Kumar Sangakkara scored half-centuries to guide the  Delhi Daredevils and King’s XI Punjab to comfortable wins on day  nine of the Indian Premier League (IPL) yesterday.

Indian Premier League results and standings

(Reuters) – Indian Premier League results and  standings on Sunday.   Kings XI Punjab beat Rajasthan Royals by 27 runs   Delhi Daredevils beat Bangalore Royal Challengers by six  wickets Standings                         P      W     L     T    NR     PTS Deccan Chargers                        3       3      0      0     0         6 Delhi Daredevils                        3       3      0      0     0         6 Kings XI Punjab                        4       2      2      0     0         4 Chennai Super Kings               4       1       2     0      1        3 Mumbai Indians                        3       1       1      0     1        3 Kolkata Knight Riders             4       1       1     1      1        3 Rajasthan Royals                       4       0      2      1      1        3 Bangalore Royal Challengers  5      1       4      0     0         2 * T denotes tied, NR no result

Suriname’s Marcelino Richaards (center) proudly sings his country’s national anthem after taking gold in the Boys 100 metre butterfly ahead of Guyana’s Nial Roberts (right) and Heneef Amatngalim (left) of Suriname. (Rawle Toney Photo)

Inter Guiana Games 2009

Suriname on pace for swimming title Suriname dominated day one of the Inter Guiana Games male and female swimming championships, winning all but one race when the event splashed off at the Castellani Pool yesterday.

Suriname’s Ilsida Toemere crosses the finish line unchallenged in the female 3000m on the final day of the Inter Guiana Games Track and Field Championship at the Eve Leary Sports Complex Ground yesterday. (Orlando Charles Photo)

Guyana sweeps track & field championships

Guyana were crowned the 2009 Inter Guiana Games Track and Field Champions, after dominating both days of competition hosted at the Eve Leary Sports Complex and the Young Men’s  Christian Association (YMCA) grounds.

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