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Kraigg Brathwaite … says Windies must working on flaws.
Kraigg Brathwaite … says Windies must working on flaws.

Windies must learn from series loss: Brathwaite

HAMILTON, New Zealand, CMC – Kraigg Brathwaite said it was important for West Indies players to go back to the drawing board and make the necessary adjustments to their game, as they looked to learn from the 2-0 drubbing in the recent series against New Zealand.

Leonard returns but Spurs go down to Mavericks

(The Sports Xchange) – Kawhi Leonard made his long-anticipated season debut Tuesday and looked to be in mid-season form, although his San Antonio Spurs fell apart in the fourth quarter without him and lost to the Dallas Mavericks 95-89.

Keen rivalry expected in final round ahead of holiday break

JOHN’S, Antigua – There is a great incentive for all six teams to finish the second stage of the Digicel 4-Day Championship season on a successful note before the long break for the Christmas/New Year’s holidays, when they suit-up for the seventh round of matches, starting today.

Kane Williamson

Williamson rested for last two Windies ODIs

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand, CMC – Captain Kane Williamson will be rested for the last two One-Day Internationals against West Indies, while George Worker will replace the injured Martin Guptill at the top of the order, for the three-match series starting next Wednesday.

Amazing opener Chris Gayle … struck a world record 18 sixes.

Gayle belts 20th T20 hundred as Riders lift title

DHAKA, Bangladesh, CMC – Superstar Chris Gayle crunched a world record 18 sixes and passed 11 000 runs in Twenty20s, as he struck his second hundred in three innings to fire Rangpur Riders to a convincing 57-run win over Dhaka Dynamites and to the capture of the 2017 Bangladesh Premier League title.

Roston Chase drives during his top score of 64 an innings which included seven fours and came off 88 balls. (Photo courtesy CWI Media)

Windies suffer clean sweep after batting buckles

HAMILTON, New Zealand, CMC – West Indies suffered a 2-0 clean sweep here yesterday after New Zealand needed just two sessions to wreck the remainder of the Caribbean side’s innings and inflict a punishing 240-run defeat in the second Test at Seddon Park.

Omallo Williams (left) of Leopold Street tries to maintain possession of the ball while being challenged by Gregory Richardson of Sparta Boss at the Burnham Basketball Court, in the Guinness ‘Greatest of the Streets’ Georgetown Championships semi-final yesterday.

Sparta Boss sets up dream final against Gold is Money

Two-time defending champions Sparta Boss secured a dream final with arch-rival Gold is Money in the Guinness ‘Greatest of the Streets’ Georgetown zone, edging Leopold Street 1-0 on penalty kicks yesterday in their rescheduled semi-final fixture.

Camptown FC’s captain Lezhan Lord (right) receives the winning trophy along with the $500,000 cash prize from GBI’s Commercial Manager, Samuel Arjune in the presence of team-mates and officials of the Guyana Beverage Company.

Turbo Energy Drink knockout champs receive prize money

Camptown Football Club was yesterday presented with their prize monies and the championship trophy for winning the inaugural Turbo Energy Drink Knockout Football Championship at a simple presentation ceremony held at the Guyana Beverage Incorporated Headquarters, Diamond.

Joe Root

England on the brink at WACA house of pain

MELBOURNE, (Reuters) – England’s hopes of clawing their way back into an Ashes series fast slipping from their grip will be put to the ultimate test at the WACA where the tourists have won only once in nearly 50 years.

Rockets rocket past Pelicans behind Harden, Paul

  (The Sports Xchange) – Chris Paul and James Harden came alive late, and the Houston Rockets erased a 13-point, third-quarter deficit and extended their winning streak to 10 games with a 130-123 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans on Monday.

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