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Banks Premium Beer Knockout Tournament

Fruta Conquerors and Uprising stun opponents Day two of competition in the Georgetown Football Association (GFA) organized Banks Premium Beer Knockout Tournament ended with  Fruta Conquerors and Uprising being victorious after defeating their challengers at the Tucville playfield.

Fidel Edwards sends Kevin Petersen’s leg stump cart wheeling. (Aubrey Crawford photo)
Fidel Edwards sends Kevin Petersen’s leg stump cart wheeling. (Aubrey Crawford photo)

Series squared with three matches to go

An unbeaten century from Shivnarine Chanderpaul and yet another half century from the consistent Ramnaresh Sarwan helped the West Indies square the five-match Digicel limited overs series 1-1 with a 21-run win in the second ODI at the National Stadium at Providence yesterday.

Gayle thanks Guyanese fans for support

PROVIDENCE, Guyana, CMC – West Indies captain Chris Gayle has thanked the Guyanese fans for the huge support they provided for the Caribbean side during the second One day International which they won yesterday to level the five-match series at 1-1.

Shivnarine Chanderpaul is all smiles as he receives the plaque from Guyana Cricket Board president Chetram Singh. At right is Dr Julian Hunte. (Orlando Charles photo)

Chanderpaul receives plaque and house lot

Guyana and West Indies middle order batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul was yesterday the recipient of a plaque and a house lot from the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) and Fazil Ramzan of Umana Developments Limited respectively.

Sherwin Ganga misses century again

KINGSTOWN, St Vincent, CMC – Sherwin Ganga narrowly missed a maiden first-class hundred for the second time this season but his knock of 98 kept Trinidad and Tobago in the ascendancy against the Windward Islands in their 11th round WICB Regional Four-day match yesterday.

South Africa seal innings win over Australia

CAPE TOWN, (Reuters) – South Africa completed  victory over Australia by an innings and 20 runs in the third  test at Newlands yesterday, despite an entertaining maiden test  century from Mitchell Johnson.

Sport Briefs

India to stage IPL abroad over security issues MUMBAI, (Reuters) – The Indian cricket board will  stage the Indian Premier League (IPL) Twenty20 tournament abroad this year due to security issues, the country’s cricket chief said yesterday.

We are all winners!  Winners and representatives show off their trophies as Acting President Samuel Hinds, third left, is flanked by far left, Junior Sportsman of the Year Clevon Rock, NSC Chairman Conrad Plummer; right double winner Alika Morgan , Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Minister of Sports Dr. Frank Anthony, Director of Sports Neil Kumar and runner-up Junior Sportswoman of the Year Keisha Jeffrey. (Photo by Aubrey Crawford)

National Sport Commission Awards 2008

Chanderpaul cops another record On Friday evening International Cricket Council’s 2008 Cricketer of the Year Shivnarine Chanderpaul collected his fifth Sportsman of the Year award from acting president Samuel Hinds at the National Sport Commission annual awards ceremony held at the National Cutural Centre.

Julian Hunte

Beyond embarrassment

Cozier on Sunday LESS than a week ago, the troubled face of West Indies cricket, for so long wreathed in the wrinkles of on-field mediocrity, administrative ineptitude and uncompromising player power, at last wore the smile of success and optimism.

The West Indies team seen above at net sessions yesterday at the Georgetown Cricket Club’s Bourda ground will be looking to bounce back in today’s second ODI at the National Stadium at Providence. (Clairmonte Marcus photo)

Ravens and Royals to clash in final tonight

By Rawle Toney Linden’s Victory Valley Royals and Georgetown’s Dyna’s Ravens will contest the final of this year’s Next Level Entertainment (NLE) basketball tournament this evening at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

Garner disappointed by players’ boycott

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Joel Garner believes that the West Indies Players’ Association is blindly leading the players down a dangerous path without understanding the full ramifications of its actions.

Magnificent Morton mauls Barbados bowling

CRAB HILL, Barbados, CMC – Runako Morton continued his love affair with the Barbados bowling, when he plundered his 12th first-class hundred for Leeward Islands in the WICB regional four-day competition yesterday.

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