Romario Samaroo

Demerara defeated Berbice by two wicket yesterday to lift the Guyana Cricket Board/ Hand In Hand under-19 Inter-County title.

Minister of Natural Resources and Patron of the Berbice Cricket Board, Vickram Bharrat made a surprise visit to the Guyana Cricket Board/Hand-In-Hand U-19 Inter-County tournament yesterday where he presented Berbice opener, Rampertab Ramnauth, with a bat.

Berbice made sure that tomorrow’s clash against Demerara will be an all to play for affair, handing Essequibo a six-wicket defeat yesterday in the Guyana Cricket Board/Hand-in-Hand Under-19 Inter-County tournament.

Youth cricket made its return with Demerara beating Essequibo by 76 runs in the Guyana Cricket Board/Hand-In-Hand Under-19 Inter-County one-day tournament yesterday.

West Indies head coach, Phil Simmons, has praised his troops after their win in the first Test in Bangladesh but believes there is still room for improvement.

Guyana Jaguars’ all-rounder Romario Shepherd made his mark on the CG Insurance Regional Super50 with a maiden half century and is hopeful this is the first of many.

On the heels of a win in the first Test against Bangladesh, West Indies head coach Phil Simmons broke it down to the team backing its ability to what made the win possible.

The inaugural Georgetown Softball Cricket League Incorporated (GSCL)/ President’s T20 softball tournament was officially launched yesterday at the Everest Cricket Club.

The first edition of the Speaker’s International Softball Cup was officially launched Friday at the Everest Cricket Club, Carifesta Avenue and Camp Road.

Guyana Jaguars’ head coach, Esuan Crandon has underscored the importance of the recent inclusion of performance analyst, Dinesh Mahabir to the franchise ahead of the Regional Super50 competition.

The Guyana Motor Racing and Sports Club’s (GMR&SC) Endurance Meet set to roll off tomorrow is expected to reignite the racing spirit across the country.

In an effort to increase the interest of cricket, Sophia Cricket Club benefited from a quantity of gear and cash from Regal Sports and Deputy Superintendent of Police, Amit Das.

Wicketkeeper/batsman, Tevin Imlach believes the Guyana Jaguars will need to master the art of winning critical moments of the game if they are to lift the Regional Super50 title this year.

Guyana Jaguars will begin their Regional Super50 campaign on Monday and Christopher Barnwell trusts good batting will be the key to his side lifting the title.

West Indies Test captain, Kraigg Brathwaite is thrown his support behind the relatively inexperienced batting line up in today’s match against Bangladesh.

In a bid to secure their first Regional Super50 title since 2005, the management of Cricket Guy Incorporated has enlisted the services of performance analyst, Dinesh Mahabir.

Head coach Phil Simmons is pleased with the work of the West Indies players have put in towards what they have been looking to achieve ahead of the upcoming Test series against Bangladesh.

When Kevin Sinclair turns out for Guyana Jaguars in this year’s Regional Super50, consistency will be his main focus as he looks to better his performances of the previous season.

The Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) on Thursday held its annual general meeting and elections at the Muslim Youth Organsation, Woolford Avenue where former vice-president, Neil Barry was elected president.

Captain of the Guyana Jaguars cricket team, Leon Johnson, says that the team will need to adapt quickly and the batting needs to “click” if the side is to be successful in the upcoming CG Regional Super50.