CWI Men’s U-19 Super50 Cricket Spurred on by good performances with bat and ball, Guyana made it three wins out of as many games with a comfortable 89-run win over Trinidad and Tobago in round three of the Cricket West Indies (CWI) Rising Stars Men’s U-19 Super50 competition.
The defending Elite League champion, the Guyana Defence Force (GDF), was eliminated from the CFU Club Shield as they went down 2-6 to Grenadian outfit Grenades yesterday in the preliminary round at the Rignaal Jean Francisca Stadium, Curacao.
(CMC) – Three wickets – two to pacer Jayden Seales – enabled the West Indies to finish the day strongly against hosts England after their batting again fell apart in the third Test of the Richards-Botham Trophy Series yesterday.
(ESPN Cricinfo) – Big picture: Can WI go to the well again?
With the 33rd Olympiad set to commence today in Paris, France, table tennis standout Chelsea Edghill and sprinter Emmanuel Archibald will serve as Guyana’s flagbearers for the event’s opening ceremony at 1:30pm.
– nine locals make the cut The Guyana Football Federation (GFF) has finalised its 18-member roster for their campaign in League C of the CONCACAF Girl’s U-15 Championship, with nine locally based players making the squad.
The Guyana Police Force, led by a second half hat-trick from Neron Barrow, defeated Monedderlust 3-0 in the KFC Elite League last evening at the National Training Centre in Providence, East Bank Demerara.
Its mind-boggling regional pundits are unable to cite the obvious causes for the West Indies’ continued failures in all formats of cricket.
The Ministry of Human Services and Social Security, via its Taskforce on Trafficking in Persons (TIP), launched the 592 Five-A-Side Football Championship on Wednesday at the entity’s Cornhill Street boardroom.
– Ross sits in second place Ronaldo Appadu enjoys a nine-point lead over Colin Ross to sit atop the official jockey standings with 79 points heading into the marquee event of the year, the Guyana Cup, which is pencilled for August 11th.
(Reuters) – Top seed Novak Djokovic could face 14-times French Open champion Rafa Nadal in a blockbuster second-round match in the Olympic men’s singles after the draw was made at Roland Garros yesterday.
(Reuters) – South Africa shocked New Zealand 14-7 yesterday to earn an Olympic rugby sevens semi-final against France, while double-defending champions Fiji edged Ireland and will meet Australia in tomorrow’s medal matches.
(Reuters) – The Olympic tennis competition suffered another blow as women’s third seed Elena Rybakina joined a lengthy list of non-starters hours due to illness just hours after the draw took place at Roland Garros yesterday.
(CMC) – Injury has put paceman Gerald Coetzee out of South Africa’s two-Test tour of the Caribbean next month.
CWI Men’s U-19 Super50 Cricket Guyana recorded their second consecutive win to remain perfect in the Cricket West Indies (CWI) Men’s U-19 Super50 Championship, as they thrashed the Leeward Islands by 122 runs yesterday at the Park Hill ground in St.
Classic Ballers Blasters (CBB) won the Guyana Volleyball Federation (GVF) Female Championship, defeating Port Mourant Training Centre (PMTC) in straight sets at the Guyana School of Agriculture (GSA) Court, Mon Repos.
– nine member team to depart today Guyana, in the form of a nine-member team comprising fighters and officials, will depart today for St.
The Golden Jaguars have dropped one spot to secure the 154th position following the official publication of the July FIFA Men’s Rankings Table.
Guyana is about to be represented by five athletes in three disciplines at the 2024 Summer Olympics, officially branded as Paris 2024, which begins tomorrow and runs up to August 11 in France.
‘Keep Ya Five Alive’ Futsal Tiger Bay, Bent Street A, and Mocha Family recorded contrasting wins when the ‘Keep Ya Five Alive’ Futsal Championship continued at the National Gymnasium on Mandela Avenue.
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