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Buxton thrash TSC by 91 runs

Buxton Cricket Club registered a comprehensive consolatory win over a second string Transport Sports Club over the weekend, winning by 91 runs to end the three-match friendly series 2-1 in their favour.

From left Nigel Bryan, Joel Alleyne,  Christopher Franklin and Shemar Britton at the CAC Qualifiers earlier this year in Cuba.
From left Nigel Bryan, Joel Alleyne, Christopher Franklin and Shemar Britton at the CAC Qualifiers earlier this year in Cuba.

Second best!

Guyana’s female and male table tennis contingent had to settle for silver in the team’s event of the 60th edition of the Caribbean Table Tennis Federation (CTTF) Senior Championships after suffering finals defeat against powerhouse Dominican Republic in Jamaica last evening. 

Stuart Law

Law quits!

ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – Australian Stuart Law has quit as head coach of embattled West Indies just eight months before the start of the ICC World Cup in England, dealing a severe blow to the regional side’s preparation for the event and leaving authorities scrambling to find a replacement.

Paurima were crowned champions of the female football

Heritage Games conclude…..

At the annual Heritage Games which concluded on Sunday night at Everest Cricket Club, Laluni dethroned Mahdia to be crowned the new male cricket champions while Guyana Rush Saints also dethroned Port Kaituma in football to bring a fitting climax to the three-day event.

Leading from the front with both bat and ball, Anthony Adams stroked 51 not out and followed up with 2-19.

Adams leads from the front as Essequibo thrash Upper Corentyne

A captain’s knock from Man-of-the-Match Anthony Adams ensured Essequibo remained favourites for the Guyana Cricket Board 50-overs Franchise League title after thrashing Upper Corentyne by 123 runs and earning another bonus point on a humid Monday at the Port Mourant Cricket Club ground, East Berbice.

Christopher Barnwell continues to come of age which he displayed during his half century yesterday. (Royston Alkins photo)

Barnwell, Johnson, Torrington hand G/Town third win

Defending champions Georgetown recorded their third consecutive win in this year’s Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) one-day franchise league with a 21-run win over West Demerara at the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) ground, Bourda, yesterday. 

 Merissa Aguilleira pulls off a quick stumping to send the dangerous captain Chloe Tryon on her way in yesterday’s opening Twenty20 International. (Photo courtesy CWI Media)

Windies take series lead with easy win

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – West Indies were not at their best but still brushed aside South Africa by 17 runs here yesterday, as they began their final preparation for the defence of their Twenty20 World Cup title in November with a comfortable victory.

 Left-hander Shimron Hetmyer plays through the onside during his top score of 60 in the West Indies practice game on Sunday. (Photo courtesy CWI Media)

India would have been ideal for preparation, says Law

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, CMC – Head coach Stuart Law has lamented West Indies’ lack of access to training facilities in India, after the regional side were forced to use the ICC Academy here to begin their preparation for the two-Test series starting next week.

Goal was to do well at C/bean C/ships

Following their silver medal finish last night at the 60th annual senior Caribbean TT championships in Jamaica, national coach Idi Lewis said last evening he was not surprised that both the Guyana men and women’s team reached the finals of the team events.

UG’s cricket team during their tour of Suriname 

UG stopped by Spartans in final 

The University of Guyana (UG) cricket team ended their tour of Suriname on a slightly disappointing note after they surrendered the final of the Cryil Bonar T20 Tournament by five wickets to Suriname Spartans on Sunday evening. 

     Moeen Ali

Australia closes probe into Moeen sledge claim

SYDNEY,  (Reuters) – Cricket Australia has closed its investigation into England all-rounder Moeen Ali’s claim that he was called “Osama” by a rival player during an Ashes test in 2015 after finding no new details, a CA spokesperson said yesterday.

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