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Real Sports Entertainment Group co-director Challus McKinnon (left) collecting a sponsorship cheque from a SuperBet Guyana representative in the presence of fellow co-director Joel Gibson (centre).
Real Sports Entertainment Group co-director Challus McKinnon (left) collecting a sponsorship cheque from a SuperBet Guyana representative in the presence of fellow co-director Joel Gibson (centre).

‘Masters’ football tournament launched

The Real Sports Entertainment Group (RSEG) will stage a two-day Masters Football tournament on August 11th and 12th at the Ministry of Education ground, Carifesta Avenue.

England’s Jofra Archer during nets. (Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers)
England’s Jofra Archer during nets. (Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers)

England paceman Archer misses out in opening Ashes test

LONDON (Reuters) – England pace bowler Jofra Archer has been omitted from the side for the first Ashes test against Australia starting at Edgbaston today with Chris Woakes keeping his place after his stunning display against Ireland last week.

GFF seeking feedback on sexual harassment policy

The Guyana Football Federation (GFF) is inviting all stakeholders to provide feedback on the draft Prevention of Sexual Harassment Policy, which is slated, once finalised and approved, to become part of the entity’s Standing Operating Procedures.

West Indies captain, Jason Holder

Holder keen on Test Championship, hopes Windies can excel

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – West Indies captain Jason Holder has thrown his support behind the newly-launched ICC Test Championship, stressing that the longest format of the game remained the ultimate test of character and expressing a desire to see West Indies build on their success against England earlier this year.

Australia’s Travis Head, former Australia captain Steve Waugh, Usman Khawaja and Steve Smith during nets yesterday prior to the opening Ashes contest at Edgbaston tomorrow which will kick off the widely-anticipated World Test Championship. (Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers)

World Test Championship kicks off new era

MUMBAI (Reuters) – Test cricket will cease to be just a bilateral affair from tomorrow when England host Australia in the opening Ashes contest at Edgbaston to kick off the widely-anticipated World Test Championship (WTC).

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