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 I’M BACK! Dwayne Bravo eyeing return to West Indies colours.
I’M BACK! Dwayne Bravo eyeing return to West Indies colours.

Bravo to film movie debut on his birthday

CHENNAI, India,  CMC – West Indies One Day International cricket captain Dwayne Bravo, is set to spend his 30th birthday today, filming his movie debut in an Indian thriller.

Former England fast bowler Harmison announces retirement

 (Reuters) – Former England fast bowler Stephen Harmison announced his retirement from cricket yesterday The 34-year-old, who made his England debut in 2002, took 226 wickets in 63 tests, including a memorable 7 for 12 against the West Indies in Jamaica in 2004 which helped him to briefly earn top spot in the test bowler rankings.

Phillip Fernandes

Hockey team showed progress

National coach Phillip Fernandes says that compared to previous performances, the Guyana team showed progress and competed better than ever before at the recent Pan American Hockey Federation (PAHF) Cup in Mendoza, Argentina.

Raymond Perez

DCC defeat GNIC in Brainstreet final

The Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) on Saturday defeated the Guyana National Industrial Corporation (GNIC) by four wickets to win the Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) Brainstreet limited overs competition.

Anthony Drayton

Su among seven qualifiers to challenge Drayton

Former national junior champion Haifeng Su with six points was the winner of the Diamond Distillers Limited/Guyana Chess Federation (GCF) qualification tournament to identify the eight players to contest the national Closed junior championships which ended on Saturday at the Carifesta Sports Complex.

Brian Lara turned down sports ministry – report

(Trinidad Guardian) Last month’s Cabinet reshuffle may have been a close call for Sport Minister Anil Roberts, as a reliable source said yesterday that the Government had approached former West Indies and T&T cricket captain Brian Lara to be his replacement.

Guyana’s Shailendra Shammer is caught by Rabbi at point. (Orlando Charles photo)

Bangladesh U19s make light work of Guyana

By Clifton Ross Commanding half-centuries from Mossadek Hossain Saikat and Jashim Uddin led the touring Bangladesh U19 team to a 111-run drubbing of the Guyana U19 team yesterday at the Georgetown Cricket Club ground, Bourda.

Trinis running things

West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) president Dave Cameron was even more upbeat than usual over the decision at last weekend’s directors’ meeting in Kingston to award the regional Super50 competition – all of it – to Trinidad and Tobago for the next three years.

Action in the Petra Organisation/Courts Courts Guyana Incorporated in collaboration with Banks DIH Limited Pee Wee football tournament at Thirst Park yesterday.

Dark Horses St Pius Primary scores upset win

Dark horses St. Pius Primary defeated tournament favourites Tucville Primary 1-0 when the Petra Organization/Courts Guyana Incorporated in collaboration with Banks DIH Limited Pee Wee U11 football tourney continued at the Thirst Park ground yesterday.

Amos Ramsay

Camptown edges GFC in thriller

Camptown Football Club edged the Georgetown Football Club (GFC) in a seven goal thriller 4-3 when action in the Georgetown Football Association (GFA) Players Cup continued at the Tucville Community ground on Friday.

Young Januzaj lifts United gloom, Liverpool top

LONDON, (Reuters) – Manchester United unearthed a sparkling gem to lighten the early-season gloom, Adnan Januzaj striking twice in a 2-1 win at Sunderland yesterday after resurgent Liverpool stormed to the top of the Premier League.

Smith leads Mumbai Indians to CLT20 final

DELHI, India,  CMC – Barbadian Dwayne Smith shared an opening partnership of 90 runs with Sachin Tendulkar of India to lead the Mumbai Indians to a six-wicket victory over Trinidad and Tobago in the second semi-final of the Champions League Twenty20 here yesterday.

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