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 Alfred Mentore
Alfred Mentore

Plans on stream to turn DCC into multi-sports facility

President of the Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) Alfred Mentore said yesterday that 2014 will focus on the continued development of the sport’s next ambassadors while plans to turn the club into a multi-sporting facility for the community and country are currently in the works.

Nigel Hinds
Nigel Hinds

Hinds wants to take basketball to the top

Nigel Hinds, a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and former national basketball and hockey player says he has an action plan to take basketball in Guyana to its pinnacle over the next four years if he is elected president of the Guyana Amateur Basketball Federation (GABF) at the upcoming Annual General Meeting.

Windies women to hold training camp in New Zealand

ST. JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – TheWest Indies women’s team will have a full camp in New Zealand ahead of their eight-match series next month The World Cup runners-up will arrive in NewZealand on  February 10 for a one-week camp as they prepare to face the White Ferns in three One-Day Internationals and five T20 Internationals.

Hinds wants to take basketball to the top

NELSON, New Zealand, CMC- West Indies captain Dwayne Bravo has brushed aside speculation that flamboyant opener Chris Gayle will be back in the side in time for the two T20 matches to end their tour of New Zealand.

Injury forces Sammy out of ODIs

NELSON, New Zealand, CMC- TheWest Indies will be without the services of their test and T20 captain, Darren Sammy, for the rest of the One Day International (ODI) series against New Zealand.

Smith, Haddin haunt England with another rescue act

SYDNEY, (Reuters) – Steve Smith scored a sparkling century and put on 128 for the sixth wicket with Brad Haddin to rescue Australia and push the hosts to a respectable 326 all out on the first day of the fifth Ashes test against England yesterday.

Mathews’ hundred gives Sri Lanka upper hand

(Reuters) – Angelo Mathews made amends for missing a century in the first innings with a gritty unbeaten 116 in the second as Sri Lanka racked up a solid lead in the opening test against Pakistan in Abu Dhabi yesterday.

Slingerz FC captain Dwain Jacobs collecting the championship trophy from Banks DIH Limited Brand Executive Carlton João while members of the GFA, GFF, Banks DIH and Slingerz look on.

Slingerz outgun Santos to clinch Banks Beer cup

A master class performance by Devon Millington propelled Slingerz to a 3-2 victory over Santos in the thrilling finale of the Georgetown Football Association (GFA)/Banks Beer Cup on Wednesday at the National Stadium, Providence.

Champions! The Wismar/Christianburg outfit posing with the Chico/Kashif and Shanghai Elite Next Generation Tournament championship trophy following their 4-2 victory over Ash Education on penalties on New Year’s Day.

Wismar/ Christianburg Next Generation champs

Tournament favourite, Wismar/Christianburg held their nerve to defeat a game Ash Education, 4-2 on penalties and clinch the championship trophy of the inaugural Chico/Kashif and Shanghai Elite Next Generation Tournament on New Year’s Day.

Hubert Pedro

Western Tigers sweep past GDF

BK Western Tigers edged out the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) 2-1 in their third place playoff when the Georgetown Football Association (GFA)/Banks Beer Cup concluded on Wednesday at the National Stadium, Providence.

President of the GBA, Steve Ninvalle displaying Terrence Poole’s (in picture) certificate at Tuesday’s press briefing. Poole is at right.

Poole is Guyana’s first three-star boxing coach

Technical Director of the Guyana Boxing Association (GBA), Terrence Poole, became Guyana’s first three-star coach after successfully sitting an International Boxing Association (AIBA) exam last October while at the World Boxing Championships in Kazakhstan.

Fast-scoring Anderson leads NZ plunder of Windies

QUEENSTOWN, New Zealand (CMC) — New Zealand outclassed West Indies by 159 runs to win a lopsided and rain-shortened third One Day International (ODI), powered by the fastest international century from Corey Anderson at the Queenstown Events Centre on Wednesday.

Body of Trinidad and Tobago International to be flown home next week

BUDAPEST, Hungary,  CMC- The body of Trinidad and Tobago international footballer Akeem Adams who died here on Monday will be flown home next week, his local agent Dion Sosa has confirmed Adams, who has been in a Budapest hospital fighting to recover from a massive heart attack in September, died two days after suffering a stroke.

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