Cricket

Gajanand Singh drives down the wicket during his unbeaten half century yesterday at the GCC ground. (Orlando Charles photo)
Gajanand Singh drives down the wicket during his unbeaten half century yesterday at the GCC ground. (Orlando Charles photo)

Half centuries, spells of good bowling add spark at Bourda

Half centuries from Shemroy Barrington and Gajanand Singh, along with spells of good bowling, added some spark to an otherwise ordinary day of cricket at the GCC Ground, Bourda, yesterday.

Nitish Kumar

Youngest World Cup player dreams of England future

COLOMBO, (Reuters) – Nitish Kumar has serious  business to attend to during the long rest periods at the  Cricket World Cup — armed with a stack of textbooks and notes,  the Canadian batsman has his high school homework to complete.

T&T now meet Leewards at the Oval

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Trinidad & Tobago have shifted their fifth round match in the WICB Regional first-class championship against Leeward Islands to the Queen’s Park Oval.

Shahid Afridi

Sparkling Afridi can’t hide Pakistan defects

COLOMBO, (Reuters) – Pakistan’s World Cup  aspirations lie firmly on the shoulders of skipper Shahid Afridi  and once again he came to the rescue as an unthinkable defeat to  Canada yesterday was averted in an eventual 46-run win.

West Indies v Bangladesh

(Reuters) – Facts and figures relating to the Group  B World Cup match between Bangladesh and West Indies (0900 GMT)  at Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur on Friday.

Ireland's Kevin O'Brien smiles while holding the man of the match trophy after Ireland won their ICC Cricket World Cup group B match against England in Bangalore yesterday. O'Brien scored 100 runs in 50 balls, setting a record for the fastest century in world cup history. REUTERS/Philip Brown

Blaster O’Brien puts Irish on top of the world

BANGALORE, (Reuters) – Ireland’s Kevin O’Brien, who  plays his cricket for the Railway Union Club, yesterday stood  head and shoulders above some of the sport’s greatest names  after guiding his country to one of the biggest World Cup shocks  with victory over the old enemy England.

Assad Fudadin

Fudadin pleased with ‘backbone’ show

For the first time in the WICB First-Class tournament Guyana showed some backbone before they drew their game against Barbados at the Guyana National Stadium and skipper Assad Fudadin was pleased with the performance.

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