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FLASHBACK! Manchester City players after winning a recent tournament. (Reuters photo)
FLASHBACK! Manchester City players after winning a recent tournament. (Reuters photo)

Man City crowned Premier League champions again

MANCHESTER, England, (Reuters) – Manchester City were confirmed as Premier League champions for the third time in four seasons after second-placed rivals Manchester United lost 2-1 at home to Leicester City yesterday.

Guyana’s athletes will not have the opportunity to participate at this year’s 49th CARIFTA Games in Bermuda after it was cancelled yesterday.
Guyana’s athletes will not have the opportunity to participate at this year’s 49th CARIFTA Games in Bermuda after it was cancelled yesterday.

CARIFTA Games cancelled

The CARIFTA Games for 2021 in Bermuda has been cancelled due to the pandemic.

West Indies are poised to play their second Home Series during the ongoing pandemic.

Still hurdles to overcome for South Africa series

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Cricket West Indies is anticipating another testing time when they host next month’s bio-secure series against South Africa, but said it was critical to remain operationally “agile” in order to respond to the challenges served up by COVID-19 pandemic.

Wrong ground

Stabroek Sports carried a picture of a ground in Monday’s issue that was supposed to be the Suddie Community Centre ground but which was in fact the Reliance Ground.

Independent tribunal clears Gunawardene

(ICC) An independent Anti-Corruption Tribunal has unanimously cleared former Sri Lanka player Avishka Gunawardene of two charges against him under the Emirates Cricket Board’s Anti-Corruption Code, allowing him to resume participation in cricket with immediate effect.

Century makers Patrick Rooplall and Travis Drakes

Venom marches into semis

Venom marched into the semi-finals of the Babulall and Sons T10 softball tournament after a resounding 56-run win over Essequibo Eagles yesterday.

Bushes have overtaken the Suddie playground

Suddie Ground facing neglect

The Suddie playground that once was a vibrant home for scores of youths from the Essequibo Coast community has now been overrun with bushes and residents are calling for the venue to be resuscitated.

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