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CCC Captain Steven Jacobs makes a strategic field placing. (Photo courtesy of WICB media)
CCC Captain Steven Jacobs makes a strategic field placing. (Photo courtesy of WICB media)

Steven Jacobs pleased with CCC win over Guyana

Captain of the Combined Campuses and Colleges team (CCC) Steven Jacobs said getting the better of his Guyanese counterparts whom he played with for most of his cricketing career was pleasing for him and his team.

Leon Johnson
Leon Johnson

GCC to oppose arch rivals DCC in Hadi’s World competition

Guyana’s one-day skipper Christopher Barnwell and Guyana’s four day captain Leon Johnson will lead their respective sides and arch rivals the Demerara Cricket Club and the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) when play in the Georgetown Cricket Association Hadi’s World Incorporated division one, two-day competition gets underway today at the GCC ground, Bourda.

Pele FC whips Camptown 2-0

Pele FC led by a Deon Alfred double, defeated Camptown FC by a margin 2-0 when the Georgetown Football Association (GFA) division one league continued at the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) ground, Vlissengen Road and Carifesta Avenue on Thursday.

Windies team of action not talk

DHAKA, Bangladesh, CMC – Captain Darren Sammy yesterday reminded Australia that “talk is cheap” and said West Indies preferred to do its business on the pitch.

India reach semis after thumping Bangladesh

MIRPUR, Bangladesh,  (Reuters) – Former champions India became the first team to qualify for the World Twenty20 semi-finals after half-centuries from Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma secured a comprehensive eight-wicket victory over hosts Bangladesh yesterday.

Currency, Ambris half centuries propel Windwards

ST GEORGE’S, Grenada, Mar 28, CMC – Romel Currency struck his second successive half-century as Windward Islands prospered on the opening day of their fifth round match in the Regional Four-Day Championship against Leeward Islands yesterday.

Edwards’ ton propels B/dos

KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC – West Indies batsman Kirk Edwards stroked his second century of the Regional Four-Day season as Barbados kept Jamaica in the field all day here yesterday.

Miami left devastated by Djokovic, Nadal walkovers

MIAMI, (Reuters) – The Sony Open, one of tennis’s most prestigious events, was left devastated when both men’s semi-finals ended in walkovers yesterday sending world number one Rafa Nadal and number two Novak Djokovic through to the final without hitting a ball.

Darren Sammy

Sammy takes Windies to six-wicket win

DHAKA, Bangladesh,  CMC – Skipper Darren Sammy produced an electrifying, unbeaten cameo to propel West Indies to an exciting six-wicket win over Australia, and keep alive their hopes of a semi-final spot at the World Twenty20 Championship here today.

St. George’s High’s Roddy McGloggan (no.13) heading the ball away from his Bishops’ High School marker during their quarterfinal showdown

St George’s High vanquishes Bishops’

Defending champions St. George’s High defeated the Bishops’ High 4-2 to seal their semi-final spot when the quarterfinal round of the Milo/Petra Organization U-20 school football tourney concluded yesterday at the Georgetown Football Club (GFC) ground, Bourda.

Hales heroics spark brilliant England victory

(Reuters) – Alex Hales became the first Englishman to score a Twenty20 International century as the 2010 champions kept alive their World Cup semi-final hopes with a dramatic six-wicket win over Sri Lanka yesterday.

Gladwin Dorway

Frog defeats Tiger

Guyana’s Gladwin ‘Tiger’ Dorway lost via split decision to Jamaican, Richard ‘Frog’ Holmes in the second bout of this season’s Wray and Nephew Caribbean Contender Series on Wednesday night in Jamaica.

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