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Left-handed opener Amir Jangoo
Left-handed opener Amir Jangoo

Jangoo, Hope dominate Hurricanes

BASSETERRE, St Kitts, CMC – Roookie left-hander Amir Jangoo was eyeing a maiden first class hundred as Trinidad and Tobago Red Force made a dominant reply against Leeward Islands Hurricanes, on the opening day of their fifth round match here Friday.

The Basin Reserve, Wellington, New Zealand, the venue for the First Test Match between the West Indies and New Zealand (ESPNCricinfo.com)
The Basin Reserve, Wellington, New Zealand, the venue for the First Test Match between the West Indies and New Zealand (ESPNCricinfo.com)

Green top excites ahead of Basin Reserve opener

WELLINGTON, New Zealand, CMC – The grassy surface at the Basin Reserve remained a major talking point, as West Indies geared up for the opening Test against the Black Caps starting here Friday (6 pm Thursday, Eastern Caribbean time).

Best Ever! Daniel Williams glances at the clock before breaking the Boys u-18 100m record last evening at the National Track and Field Centre. (Orlando Charles photo)
Best Ever! Daniel Williams glances at the clock before breaking the Boys u-18 100m record last evening at the National Track and Field Centre. (Orlando Charles photo)

Williams smashes 100m record

Star sprinter, Daniel Williams of Mackenzie High School turned back the challenge of Omkosie Vancooten to break the National School Cycling, Swimming and Track and Field Championships Boys’ U-18 100m record last evening at the National Track and Field Centre.

Daniel Favourite (centre) of Broad Street tussling with two Queen Street Tiger Bay players, during their group clash in the Guinness СGreatest of the Streets Georgetown Zone at the National Cultural Centre tarmac.

Sparta Boss, Back Circle on the brink of elimination

Two-time defending champion Sparta Boss and former titlist Back Circle were put on the brink of elimination in the Guinness СGreatest of the Streets Georgetown zone, losing to Gaza Squad and Rising Stars respectively Tuesday at the National Cultural Centre tarmac.

Ricky Deonarain

Deonarain named skipper of strong Floodlights squad

The evergreen Ricky Deonarain has been named skipper of a strong Floodlights team which will oppose arch rivals Regal Masters in a fund raising hardball cricket match for the Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) Friday at the DCC ground, Queenstown.

 Dwayne Bravo

Samuels, Bravo propel Victorians top of league

CHITTAGONG, Bangladesh, CMC – West Indies star Marlon Samuels and Dwayne Bravo both starred as Comilla Victorians stunned Dhaka Dynamites by 12 runs to storm to the top of the Bangladesh Premier League standings here yesterday.

West Indies captain Jason Holder.

Windies in a good place, says pleased Holder

WELLINGTON, New Zealand, CMC – West Indies captain Jason Holder believes his side’s outing in the lone tour match against New Zealand A last weekend, has left them in a good place for tomorrow’s opening Test at the Basin Reserve.

India’s antitrust regulator fines BCCI $8 mln

MUMBAI, (Reuters) – India’s cricket board was fined 522.4 million rupees ($8.13 million) by the country’s antitrust watchdog yesterday for misusing its dominant position and anti-competitive practices in awarding broadcast rights for the Indian Premier League.

The first West Indies Under-19 team.

A proud tradition continued

With the selection of Guyanese players Ashmead Nedd, Joshua Persaud, Ronaldo Ali Mohamed, Raymond Perez and last but by no means least Bhaskar Yadram to the West Indies Under 19 team for next year’s Youth World Cup in New Zealand, a proud tradition is being continued by the above mentioned.

Devenrda Bishoo

Bishoo, Hope make strides as opening Test looms

LONDON, CMC – Leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo will have the chance to break into the top 20 of the International Cricket Council’s bowling rankings, if he suits up for the opening Test against the Black Caps in Wellington starting Friday.

Chris Gayle

Gayle fizzles but Riders win again

CHITTAGONG, Bangladesh, CMC – Superstar opener Chris Gayle mis-fired but his Rangpur Riders did not, easing to a handsome four-wicket win over Andre Fletcher’s Sylhet Sixers in the Bangladesh Premier League here Tuesday.

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