Daily Archive: Saturday, August 3, 2013

Articles published on Saturday, August 3, 2013

KEY WICKET! An airborne James Franklin appeals as danger man Chris Gayle is found short of the crease. (Orlando Charles photo)

Tallawahs toppled!

Lendl Simmons belligerent unbeaten half-century reinforced by disciplined bowling allowed the Amazon Warriors to trounce the Jamaica Tallawahs by eight wickets yesterday in their second match at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence.

Daizal Samad

UG Tain Campus Director quits

Director of the University of Guyana’s Tain Campus Professor Daizal Samad has tendered his resignation, citing the subservient posture he and other administrators at the Berbice campus have been forced to endure.

Sarwan impressed with Pooran

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, CMC- Former West Indies middle order batsman Ramnaresh Sarwan says he was impressed with the performance of teenaged debutant Nicholas Pooran in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) match between Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel and Guyana Amazon Warriors on Wednesday.

Woods takes command after flirting with 59

AKRON, Ohio, (Reuters) – Tiger Woods came close to shooting only the sixth 59 on the PGA Tour with an electrifying display in yesterday’s second round at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational before he ran out of steam with five holes to play.

It is the Chief Election Officer not the IT section that has the legal responsibility to ‘ascertain’ the results of an election

Dear Editor, In reference to the letter under the name of Mr Gocool Boodoo, former Chief Election Officer (Stabroek News of Monday, July 29), it is incumbent upon me as Public Relations Officer of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) to respond to those issues which are classified as technical/official and not the accusations which relate to Dr Steve Surujbally, Chairman of the Commission.

Emboldened Australia leave England in a pickle

MANCHESTER, England,  (Reuters) – Australia’s remarkable Ashes fightback left England staring at a first innings total of 527 for seven on Friday and the loss of two late wickets on day two of the third test made the task look even more imposing.

Ratings debate rages, Lara on Tendulkar

BANGALORE, India, CMC- Former Australian captain Steve Waugh has rated West Indies’ Brian Lara and India’s Sachin Tendulkar on equal terms because they played in different conditions and under different sort of pressures.

We do not need another Berbice Bridge

Dear Editor, The briefings provided by the Sithe/ Blackstone group to the parliamentary sectoral committees on Natural Resources and Economic Services and to the National Stakeholders Forum are no substitute for a Green Paper that includes the findings of independent objective technical and financial assessments.

Bat boy

Bat-boy: This young patron took seemed to have taken inspiration from a different kind of hero during Freedom Day celebrations at the National Park on Thursday. 

Blurred Lines

The images that some young women use for their social media profiles are very disturbing and one day when they are older, they will regret putting those pictures in the public domain for the world see.

Amazons make light work of Tallawahs in CPL

GEORGETOWN, Guyana,  CMC – Lendl Simmons stroked a belligerent half century as Guyana Amazon Warriors sealed a convincing eight wicket victory over Jamaica Tallawahs as the Caribbean Premier League continued at the Providence Stadium here Friday night.