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Jags resume training today ahead of Friday’s 4th round

Ahead of Friday’s Digicel Professional Cricket League (PCL) fourth round Day/Night encounter against the Barbados Pride, table-toppers and defending champions Guyana Jaguars will be resuming their training today at the Providence National Stadium ahead of their debut pink ball match at home.

Singh, Johnson pilot Jagua

Captain Leon Johnson and Vice-Captain Vishaul Singh weighed in with fifties as the Guyana Jaguars left the Jamaica Scorpions needing 329 runs with eight wickets remaining heading into the final day in round one of the 2016/17 Digicel Professional Cricket League (PCL) Regional 4-Day tournament.

Rajendra Chandrika cover driving yesterday   against Jamaica. (Orlando Charles photo).

Shiv, Chandrika lead Guyana to 279 for 7

Rajendra Chandrika and Shivnarine Chanderpaul narrowly missed out on first day centuries as the Guyana Jaguars began their title defense against Jamaica Scorpions in the 2016/17 Professional Cricket League (PCL) 4-Day tournament which commenced yesterday at the Providence National Stadium, Demerara.

Barnwell’s XI 273-7

Half centuries from Chandrapaul Hemraj and Robin Bacchus steadied the Chris Barnwell XI innings at the end of day one against Vishaul Singh XI, in the Guyana Jaguars four-day practice match which commenced yesterday at the Everest Ground.

Members of the Greenwich Primary School which defeated  Zeelugt Primary to win the Essequibo Zone

Greenwich Primary Win East Bank Essequibo Zone

Greenwich Primary School beat Zeelugt Primary by 117 runs, thus winning the East Bank Essequibo Zone in the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB)/Scotiabank Kiddy Progression One Cricket played at the Tuschen Community Centre ground.

Hemraj slams unbeaten ton in game simulation match

Chandrapaul Hemraj yesterday struck an unbeaten ton on the first of three days of game simulation matches for the Guyana Jaguars as part of their preparation ahead of the upcoming Professional Cricket League (PCL) Regional season.

Foo credits Sangakkara, Steyn

All-rounder Johnathan Foo said yesterday that talks with Jamaica Tallawahs players Dale Steyn and Kumar Sangakkara during the 2016 Hero Caribbean Premier League (HCPL) helped him to improve his cricket.

Ramnaresh Sarwan receives the plaque from his former Headmistress at Stella Maris `Primary School, Mrs Natalie Author.

Sars calls it a day

Ramnaresh Sarwan, one of the most prolific West Indies batsmen over the last decade, formally hung up his gloves yesterday as he called time on a remarkable career which began under a tree as a student of the Stella Maris Primary School.

Permaul thrilled to be back in West Indies setup

Veerasammy Permaul, the Guyana Jaguars left-arm spinner said yesterday that he was thrilled to be back in the West Indies setup ahead of the ‘A’ team’s tour of Sri Lanka which bowls off from October 1-November 1, 2016.

Reifer delighted with form as Regional season looms

Guyana Jaguars all-rounder Raymon Reifer says that he is delighted with his current form in the ongoing Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) three-day Franchise League tournament as he prepares for the upcoming Regional season in November.

Off-spinner Gajanan Suknanan who destroyed East Coast with his seven wickets, wins an appeal yesterday at Bourda.

Suknanan spins G/town into a strong position

Off-spinner Gajanan Suknanan bagged seven wickets to put Georgetown in a strong position against East Coast on the second day of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Jaguars Franchise League three-day match at the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) ground, Bourda, yesterday.

Overcast conditions at Bourda yesterday

Rain deprives G/Town and East Coast

Georgetown Captain Chris Barnwell admitted that the team will need to put in double the work after rain washed out day one in their 3rd round Jaguars Franchise League 3-Day match against East Coast.

Nedd wants, patience, consistency from players

Ahead of round three’s clash in the ongoing Jaguars Franchise League Three-day tournament against East Coast, Georgetown Coach, Garvin Nedd said he is looking for a bit more patience and consistency from his players in order to achieve a much needed outright win.

John Foo and Kandasammy Surujnarine walk off with smiles after leading Lower Corentyne to their second win of the competition. (Orlando Charles photo)

L/Corentyne in impressive nine-wicket win over G/town

Lower Corentyne continued their unbeaten run after completing an impressive nine-wicket win over Georgetown when round two of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Jaguars Franchise League three-day tournament ended yesterday at Albion, Berbice.

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