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Guyana’s Briton John stands atop the
podium after winning the first stage of the Grand Prix L’Ouest Guyanais in Suriname
Guyana’s Briton John stands atop the podium after winning the first stage of the Grand Prix L’Ouest Guyanais in Suriname

Brilliant John wins Stage 1 of Grand Prix L’Ouest

Guyanese cyclist Briton John’s scintillating form continued on Saturday in Suriname as he won the first stage of the Grand Prix de L’Ouest Guyanais.

Santa Rosa Secondary’s Maria Atkinson (4th from right) wheels away in celebration after putting the ball in the back of the net against Abram’s Zuil Secondary

Goals galore as Waramuri, Santa Rosa advance in U-14 football

-defending champs clinch round of 16 berths The third and final round of matches in the group stage of the ExxonMobil U14 Schools competition were played on Saturday at the Ministry of Education Ground, Carifesta Avenue, and saw goals galore as the usual suspects turned in sublime performances.

A scene from the Ballers and Dartmouth (orange) clash in the Guinness ‘Greatest of the Streets’ Essequibo edition

Chelsea, Ballers, Gunners advance to quarterfinals

Guinness ‘Greatest of the Streets’ Essequibo Zone Chelsea, Ballers, Gunners and Henrietta United were among the teams to secure berths in the quarterfinal section when the maiden edition of the Guinness ‘Greatest of the Streets’ Essequibo edition kicked off on Friday evening at the Anna Regina car park tarmac. 

Reigning Men’s Doubles Champions Lealand Leycock and Gavin Lewis (left) marched into the semifinals and a step closer to retaining their title

David-Longe & Squires dominant in Ro16 win

GTA Doubles Championship The impressive pair of Seanden David-Longe and Phillip Squires romped to a 6/2, 6/1 win over Immanuel Barker and Delon Fraser in their Round of 16 match as day six of the Guyana Tennis Association’s (GTA) Doubles Championship continued on Thursday night at the National Racquet Center courts.

Adam Zampa

Australia sink England with strong all-round show

…at ICC T20 World Cup BRIDGETOWN, Barbados,  CMC – Disciplined bowling, led by leg-spinner Adam Zampa and pacer Pat Cummins, helped propel double crown world champions Australia to a 36-run win against defending champions and arch-rivals England in the ICC Men’s Twenty20 World Cup yesterday.

Ramanullah Gurbaz read the conditions
excellently and smashed a 56-ball 80 to lay the foundation for Afghanistan’s historic win over New Zealand in Group C of the ICC T20 World Cup at Providence, Guyana. (Photo: ESPNcricinfo)

Afghans stun Kiwis

-in another T20 World Cup shocker – Ramanullah Gurbaz in man-of-the-match performance Afghanistan’s meteoric rise in T20 International Cricket continued last night at the Providence National Stadium when they railroaded New Zealand in a historic win, beating the Kiwis for the first time ever by 84 runs as the ICC T20 World Cup continued.

Kirton, Gordon, Heyliger power Canada past Ireland

ICC T20 World Cup EAST MEADOW, New York,  CMC – Three players with ties to the Caribbean – led by former Barbados Pride left-hander Nicholas Kirton – propelled Canada to a confidence-boosting, 12-run win against Ireland in the ICC Men’s Twenty20 World Cup yesterday.

No slip-ups wanted against Ugandans, Chase says

PROVIDENCE, Guyana,  CMC – Roston Chase said co-hosts West Indies could ill afford any slip-ups when they face Uganda in their second Group C match of the ICC Men’s Twenty20 World Cup today under the lights at the Guyana National Stadium.

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