Sports

Ignoring the statistics

Twice in the past few weeks, West Indian selectors have opened a fast bowling cupboard once packed to overflowing with quality items, left on the shelf the few fresh goods now available and chosen instead to recycle old ones long past their use-by dates.

Guyana cricket needs Bish Panday

Dear Editor, It is with resounding enthusiasm that I am endorsing Mr Bishwa Panday, affectionately called ‘Bish’ by many, for the presidency of the Guyana Cricket Board.

Richards finds favour with selectors for first test

By Calvin Roberts In Barbados compliments of: Igloo Ice cream, GT&T, P&P Insurance, Papi’s Supermarket, Oasis Water Company and Noble House Seafoods After two tremendous regional first-class seasons with the bat where he has been Barbados’s most prolific run-scorer, opener Dale Richards has been given the call up by the West Indies selection panel for the first test against England.

Bishwa Panday

Panday throws out biggest sales pitch

– Unveils manifesto “Vision for the future” if elected president of GCB Insurance Executive Bishwa Panday threw out his biggest sales pitch on Thursday with a 14-page manifesto which promises to overhaul Guyana’s cricket should the electorate vote for him.

Philip Fernandes

Fernandes replaces Mc Intosh as GHB president

Business executive and national hockey player Philip Fernandes has been returned as president of the Guyana Hockey Board (GHB) after a one year absence and has pledged to push Youth Development while plans are in train for Guyana to compete in the second Caribbean Hockey Championships billed for Jamaica  in June.

Homchand Pooran

Guyana name Chattergoon for Leewards clash

From Calvin Roberts in Barbados Fast bowler Trevon Garraway and batsmen Homchand Pooran and West Indies opener Sewnarine Chattergoon are all included for Guyana’s fourth round clash of the West Indies Cricket Board-sponsored four-day regional cricket competition against the Leeward Islands, which is set for Nevis next week-end.

PLUNGING OFF! The Guyana Amateur Swimming Association’s programme of activities will plunge off this weekend.

Swimmers getting ready to plunge

– GASA looking forward to participation at FINA’s meet, congressBy Miranda La Rose Finances and facilities remain strong drags in swimming but the Guyana Amateur Swimming Association (GASA) nevertheless proposes to build on its limited successes achieved last year and to take part in a number of local, regional and international meets starting this weekend says Honorary Secretary Dr.

Chetram Singh

Sars, Chandi out of Leewards clash

While many cricket fans were probably hoping that the new Caribbean whipping boys, Guyana, would have benefited from their three test players in the fourth round of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) sponsored regional four-day tournament this will not be so.

Special Olympics Presentation! President and National Director of the Special Olympics Guyana Organization Affeeze Khan (right) and Wilton Spencer  display the commitment  for sponsorship of G$875,000 they received from Republic Bank. (Clairmonte Marcus photo)

Republic Bank makes a difference

-company contributes G$875,000 to Special Olympics Guyana Republic Bank (Guyana) Limited has proved that they have ‘The Power to Make a Difference” when they presented a sponsorship cheque worth G$875,000 to Special Olympics Guyana (SOG) on Monday for the hosting of their upcoming Special Olympics Games.

Don’t pass the buck, Dr. Peters

Even by the known standards of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), the statements by its chief executive in Port-of-Spain last week touched a new height of illogic and arrogance.

Some of the directors of the West Indies Cricket Board at yesterday’s media workshop held at Buddy’s International Hotel. (Clairmonte Marcus photo)

Regional governing body engages regional media

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, CMC – Julian Hunte wants the regional media to take the West Indies Cricket Board seriously and start a new, long, and productive working relationship to foster a positive future for the game in the Caribbean.

WI selection policy to change – Cameron

– Three new associate selectors named Following the unsuccessful blooding of inexperienced players by the West Indies (WI) on the recent tour to New Zealand,  vice president of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Whycliffe “Dave” Cameron yesterday announced that the WICB will be embarking upon a new  selection policy.

Parris’s ton places CCC in driver’s seat

By Calvin Roberts @3W’s Oval Compliments of Caribbean Airlines, GT&T, Igloo Ice Cream, Oasis Water, Papi’s Supermarket and Noble House Seafoods A resilient 105 from Nikolai Parris placed the Combined Campuses and Colleges (CCC) teams in the driver’s seat at the end of the third day against Guyana at the 3W’s Oval, Cave Hill, Barbados yesterday.

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