Sports

Federer outdoes Roddick to meet Djokovic

MIAMI, (Reuters) – World number two Roger Federer  defeated American Andy Roddick 6-3 4-6 6-4 in front of a noisy  night-time crowd at Key Biscayne on Wednesday to set up a  semi-final with Serbian Novak Djokovic at the Sony Ericsson  Open.

T&T sunk by US teen’s hat trick

NASHVILLE, Tennessee, CMC – Teenaged American striker Jozy Altidore fired a sensational hat trick on Wednesday night to send Trinidad & Tobago tumbling to a devastating 3-0 defeat and leave their 2010 World Cup hopes in tatters.

Dhaniram stars in Canadian win

PRETORIA, South Africa, CMC – Guyanese veteran Sunil Dhaniram smashed an unbeaten hundred and steered Canada to a comfortable 103-run victory over Oman as the ICC 2011 World Cup qualifiers started on Wednesday.

Hamilton stripped of Australian GP podium

SEPANG, Malaysia, (Reuters) – Formula One world  champion Lewis Hamilton was stripped of third place at last  weekend’s season-opening Australian Grand Prix on Thursday for  “deliberately misleading” stewards after that race.

U-19 contest bowls off Monday

The Under-19 50-over competition to select the team that will represent Demerara in the inter-county competition was officially launched yesterday and will bowl off Monday with two matches.

Participating schools in this year’s Victory Valley Royals Inter-Schools Basketball Tournament. (Rawle Toney photo)

5th Victory Valley Royals basketball tourney launched

By Rawle Toney The fifth annual Victory Valley Royals (VVR) inter-school basketball tournament was officially launched yesterday at the Mackenzie Sports Club hard court in Linden and  six secondary schools from the mining town are vying for prizes and bragging rights.

Mitchell maintains race walking supremacy

Reigning race walking champion Rudolph Mitchell continued his winning streak last Sunday when he copped the Minister of Amerindian Affairs Pauline Sukhai’s trophy in a “Grow More Food” race organized by Cavaliers Sports and Tour Club (CSTC).

Simmons wins, loss for Logie

…in ICC World Cup Qualifiers BENONI, South Africa, CMC – Ex-West Indies players had contrasting results as coaches in ICC World Cup qualifiers yesterday, with Phil Simmons celebrating victory with Ireland and Gus Logie suffering defeat with Bermuda.

WIPA, WICB set for showdown

…as Dyson looks ahead to cricket CASTRIES, St Lucia, CMC – The West Indies players’ union tackles the regional governing body on contentious off-field issues today which have jeopardized tomorrow’s fifth One Day International (ODI), but team coach John Dyson focused yesterday on plans to win the series.

Uncapped teen marvel in Bajan squad to face CCC

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – The uncapped 16-year-old batting standout Kraigg Braithwaite was named yesterday in the Barbados 13-man squad to face Combined Campuses and Colleges in the penultimate round of the WICB Regional Four-day tournament this weekend.

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