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Chinelle Henry topscored for the West Indies women’s team during their narrow defeat to New Zealand in the opening ODI yesterday in Antigua
Chinelle Henry topscored for the West Indies women’s team during their narrow defeat to New Zealand in the opening ODI yesterday in Antigua

West Indies slip to defeat in rain-hit opener

NORTH SOUND, Antigua, CMC – West Indies Women suffered a narrow defeat in the opening One-Day International here yesterday, to fall behind in the three-match series at the Vivian Richards Cricket Ground.

GDF scorers from left are Olvis Mitchell, Benjamin Opara, Kelsey Benjamin, Ian Dooker, and Cedric Osbourne

Huge wins for GDF, Western Tigers

Western Tigers and the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) recorded lopsided wins when the Georgetown Football Association (GFA) Senior Men’s League continued on Sunday evening at the Georgetown Football Club (GFC) ground, Bourda.

Australia raises refereeing concerns with World Rugby

MELBOURNE, (Reuters) – Rugby Australia has written to the sport’s global governing body to reiterate concerns about refereeing after the Rugby Championship test against New Zealand in Melbourne was tarnished by a contentious time-wasting decision.

An exhibition bout featuring sisters, Alesha and Abiola Jackman was staged during the event at Rose Hall Town on Saturday evening.
(Emmerson Campbell photo)

FYF Gym dominates boxing card at Rose Hall

Members of the Albouystown-based Forgotten Youth Foundation (FYF) Gym took their talents to Rose Hall Town Saturday night and returned to their base with the marquee titles of the GBA’s Youth and Junior Championships.

Drawn encounters highlight UDFA League

It was match-day highlighted by drawn encounters as Botofago and Capital FC as well as Milerock and Winners Connection battled to respective stalemates in the Upper Demerara Football Association Senior Men’s League yesterday.

Colin Munro hits out during his crucial 40 for TKR against Tallawahs on Saturday. (Photo courtesy Getty/CPL)

Pollard slump continues but TKR beat Tallawahs

TAROUBA, Trinidad, CMC – Captain Kieron Pollard’s run of poor form continued but his Trinbago Knight Riders grabbed a vital win with a four-wicket victory over Jamaica Tallawahs on Saturday night, to move into third spot in the Caribbean Premier League.

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