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Richard Reittie

Caribbean Fury Card

Reittie: ‘I’ll do my talking in the ring’ It’s a small percentage of fighters who leave the bravado and bluster of the fistic sport to the confines of the ring.

Banks DIH Marketing Executive Carlton Joao (fourth from right) presents one of the trophies to president of the GAPF Peter Green on Thursday in the conference room of Banks DIH. (Aubrey Crawford photo)

National Powerlifting Championships Randolph Morgan to be guest lifter

– sidelined by leg injury By Marlon Munroe Two-time Caribbean best lifter in the 82.5kg weight class Randolph Morgan due to a minor injury in his leg will not be competing in the Guyana Amateur Powerlifting Federation’s (GAPF) Banks Power Stout National Powerlifting Championships at the Critchlow Labour College (CLC) tomorrow from 10:00 hours.

ON THE MEND! Pretipaul Jaigobin at his office yesterday.

Jaigobin says he cannot work with the GCB

-cites lack of transparency and apprehension at working among power-hungry people as reasonsBy Marlon Munroe While acid burnt Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Assistant Treasurer Pretipaul Jaigobin is back at work at the Ministry of Finance, his work at the GCB is uncertain as he is apprehensive about working among “power-hungry persons.”

Ramnaresh Sarwan

Sarwan to focus on helping to develop Guyana’s cricket

Axed West Indies middle order batsman Ramnaresh Sarwan told  Stabroek Sport yesterday that he has been getting mixed signals about his non-selection for the tour to Sri Lanka next month and this has prompted him to focus his energies on assisting the development of Guyana’s cricket.

Keon Joseph

Sarwan cites inconsistency among reasons for 50-over tourney loss

-criticises dropping of experienced players Guyana captain Ramnaresh Sarwan has pinpointed inconsistency among reasons for the national team crashing out of another West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) 50-over tournament in the preliminary rounds and he also lamented the dropping of experienced players Sarwan, who has his own battles with the WICB at the moment, and manager Carl Moore related to Stabroek Sport yesterday that the team’s all-round performance in Jamaica was “disappointing” and the batting “poor”.

Homecoming! The Guyanese trio on the West Indies team (from left) of Tremayne Smartt, Shemaine Campbelle and Sabrina Munroe  after their arrival from Barbados this morning at the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) office. (Orlando Charles photo)

‘Team unity was vital ingredient for success’

– Guyanese trio in senior WI teamWith all the negative factors that have been enveloping Caribbean and local cricket, one of the recent counters to this scourge has been the senior West Indies Women’s team.

It’s all over after Edward Burnette (right) was run out. (Orlando Charles photo)

GNIC hammers DCC to lift Haier Cup

The Guyana National Industrial Corporation (GNIC) lifted the Haier Cup 40-over second division title yesterday after they defeated the Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) by 66 runs at the DCC ground.

Repeat Champions! The victorious Berbice team poses with DDL representatives after retaining their El Dorado Inter-county title last evening at the Guyana National Stadium. (Orlando Charles photo)

Berbice retain Inter-County title

Berbice comfortably retained their El Dorado 50-over Inter-County title at the Guyana National Stadium last night although Demerara played some good cricket in the preliminary rounds before stumbling at the final hurdle.

Demerara trounces Berbice

By Marlon Munroe Half centuries from Travis Dowlin, Ramnaresh Sarwan and Rajendra Chandrika and a four-wicket haul from Kellon Carmichael ensured  Berbice went down by 71 runs to Demerara in the second round of the El Dorado 50-over Inter-County tournament at the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) ground yesterday.

Rupert Perry sets a new record after dipping at the line in the 200m final yesterday. (Orlando Charles photo)

Cops excel at Joint Services Championships

-number of records broken The Guyana Police Force (GPF) returned to the throne after beating out their nemesis Guyana Defence Force (GDF) by a whopping 202 points in the Joint Services Track & Field Championships at the Eve Leary ground yesterday.

So long, farewell! The late Lennox Joseph Hunte (left) receiving a trophy from now Mayor of Georgetown and longstanding member of DCC Hamilton Green.

Lennox Hunte passes on

  “He was a gentleman and gave Jack his jacket,” is the way in which Sherlock Atwell will remember  his friend and former teammate Lennox Joseph Hunte who died at 20:00 hours on Wednesday at the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPHC).

Jonathan Foo

Demerara U23s gain revenge

-capture Leslie Amsterdam trophy from home team The Demerara Under-23 cricketers yesterday captured  the Leslie Amsterdam Memorial trophy with a five-wicket triumph over Berbice at the Albion Community Centre ground.

Howard ‘Battersea Bomber’ Eastman slips during his fight with Kwesi Jones. (Orlando Charles photo)            

Eastman suffers shock defeat

After a year away from the fistic sport Howard ‘Battersea Bomber’ Eastman returned to the ring and produced a lacklustre performance in his loss against Kwesi ‘Lightning Hitman’ Jones on Friday night at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

GNIC to meet DCC in final of GCA/Digicel Twenty20 competition

Guyana National Industrial Corporation (GNIC) will now meet Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) in the final of the Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA)/Digicel Twenty20 competition after beating Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) by seven wickets at the Camp Ayanganna ground yesterday.

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