Sports

Problems to ponder

As sporting humiliations go, the West Indies latest, that ended yesterday with their second loss to India by an innings within three days, was up there with the all-out 54 at Lord’s and the two-day defeat at Headingley in 2000, the year that they should have celebrated the 50th anniversary of their first Test victory in England.

The winning Guyana Police Force team with Commissioner of Police Leroy Brummel (center) and the winning trophy. (Orlando Charles photo)
The winning Guyana Police Force team with Commissioner of Police Leroy Brummel (center) and the winning trophy. (Orlando Charles photo)

GPF win ISAA C/ships

Commissioner of Police Leroy Brummel Friday night said that despite the Police Force winning the 2013 Inter-Services Annual Athletic Championships (ISAAC), the entire joint service was the winner.

Sinclair puts Rose Hall Town Pepsi into semi-finals

A telling spell of bowling from pacer Keon Sinclair steered Rose Hall Town Pepsi cricket team into the Semi-finals of the Elizabeth Styles Under-19 limited overs cricket competition after they defeated Skeldon Community Centre by 46 runs in a quarter-final encounter recently.

Allen feels BK Western Tigers could win GFA Cup

Calvin Allen, coach of BK Western Tigers football club, says that even though his side will competing in the Georgetown Football Association (GFA)/Banks Beer Cup for the first time he is of the opinion that his charges possess the ability to walk away with the title.

Windies swatted aside by India

MUMBAI, India, CMC – A workman-like half-century from Denesh Ramdin failed to inspire West Indies and India gifted Sachin Tendulkar an innings and 126-run victory in the second Test on Saturday to mark his retirement from the international cricket.

Riders going at it during yesterday’s 35-mile third stage from Wales to Parika. (Orlando Charles photo)

Persaud wins third stage

Robin Persaud prevailed over 37 other skilled wheelsmen to win yesterday’s third stage edging Team Coco’s Darren Matthews in a thrilling two-man sprint finish.

Tendulkar falls short of fairytale farewell ton

MUMBAI,  (Reuters) – Sachin Tendulkar fell short of a fairytale ton in his farewell test yesterday but the Indian batsman’s 74-run knock was embellished by a full repertoire of classy shots the ‘Little Master’ was renowned for during a sparkling 24-year career.

Ryder one step closer to international recall

WELLINGTON, (Reuters) – New Zealand batsman Jesse Ryder moved a step closer to resurrecting his international career  yesterday when he was named in the New Zealand ‘A’ side for a three-day match against West Indies later this month.

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