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ON FIRE! Aussie quick  bowler James Pattinson yesterday dismissed Gautam Gambhir,  Virender Sehwag, Sachin Tendulkar and VVS Laxman  as India were shot out for 191 on the first day of the second test.  Pattinson is the first bowler in 30 years to take a staggering 24 wickets in just four Tests.

Large and in charge

SYDNEY, (Reuters) – James Pattinson took four wickets as Australia bundled India out for 191 on the opening day of the second test yesterday, before coming through a top order crisis of their own to finish a frenetic day on 116 for three.

Sri Lanka concede they misread Newlands pitch

CAPE TOWN,  (Reuters) – Bowling coach Champaka Ramanayake conceded Sri Lanka had misread the pitch when they asked South Africa to bat first in the third and final test  yesterday and then compounded the mistake by bowling badly.

Abuallah Guerra collects the Most Valuable Player trophy from Minister of Sport Frank Anthony. (Orlando Charles Photo)

‘Cal’ takes the gold!

Trinidad and Tobago semi-professional football club Neal and Massy Caledonia AIA are the 2011/12 Kashif and Shanghai champions after they defeated Pele FC 2-0 in the final of the 22nd staging of the annual tournament On New Year’s Day at the Providence National Stadium.

Some of the action during the action packed final last Sunday evening at the Banks knockout tournament. (Aubrey Crawford photo)

Alpha wins Banks Beer Cup; $3m

For the second year in succession Alpha United won a football tournament on New Year’s Day following last year’s victory in the annual Kashif and Shanghai tournament.

 Winston George

Athletics year in review

The race by sports associations to be the adjudged among the best over the past year could see Track and Field ending up in the “also ran” category despite the strenuous efforts of those in charge.

Imran Khan

‘Magic’ Khan wins on points

By Emmerson Campbell ALBA Games bronze medalist and gold medalist at the Ronald Wilson Memorial boxing tournament, Imran ‘Magic’ Khan ended 2011 on a high note by defeating previously unbeaten Lawrence Singh in the headline amateur bout of a Pro Am card in Trinidad and Tobago last Friday night.

GCB has been subjected to an audit every year

(Edited version of a New Year’s Day statement from the Guyana Cricket Board) “We take this opportunity to wish all Guyanese a bright and prosperous new year and trust that better sense will prevail in these troubling times.

Robin Singh

Ramotar to seek advice from AG over GCB issue

President Donald Ramotar will seek the advice of the Attorney General in relation to the members of the National Twenty20 team’s appeal to him, Guyana Cricket Board’s (GCB) Cricket Development Officer Robin Singh said yesterday.

Andrew Flintoff

Flintoff hit all-time low during Ashes whitewash

LONDON,  (Reuters) – Former England captain Andrew Flintoff briefly considered quitting the game after hitting an “all-time low” during the 2006-07 Ashes whitewash in Australia, the player told a BBC programme discussing the mental health of top sportsmen.

Omar Khan

Khan eyes winning warm-up series in Barbados

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad,  CMC – Omar Khan said winning a warm-up Twenty20 tournament in Barbados this week would be the right tonic for reigning Caribbean champions Trinidad & Tobago ahead of the Caribbean T20.

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