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Lloyd, Atherton and McGowan reflect on future of cricket
Lloyd, Atherton and McGowan reflect on future of cricket

Lloyd, Atherton and McGowan reflect on future of cricket

“T20 cricket is an exhibition, while Test cricket is more of an examination,” were the terms used to compare the two diverse forms of cricket by former West Indies Captain Clive Lloyd, who along with former England skipper Michael Atherton and local historian Dr Winston McGowan engaged in a discourse last evening about the history of the game and the way forward.

President of the GRFU, Peter Green (centre) making a point during yesterday’s press briefing as Director of Sevens rugby, Mike McCormack (left) and Executive member of the union, Captain Earl Edghill look on. (Orlando Charles photo)
President of the GRFU, Peter Green (centre) making a point during yesterday’s press briefing as Director of Sevens rugby, Mike McCormack (left) and Executive member of the union, Captain Earl Edghill look on. (Orlando Charles photo)

Ruggers dumped from NACRA over late registration

Guyana, the six-time NACRA men’s Sevens champions were booted out of this year’s championships slated for the Cayman Islands next month without playing a game following late registration by five hours.

ANSA McAL Brands Coordinator Nigel Worrell (third from right) hands over the sponsorship cheque to GCA Treasurer Dennis Wilson with GCA President Roger Harper (left), GCA Chairman of Competitions Committee Shaun Massiah (second left), Deborah McNicholl (right) and ANSA McAL PRO  Darshanie Yusuf.

GCA launches T20 and two-day cricket tourneys

The Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) in collaboration with sponsors Carib Beer (ANSA McAL) and Noble House Seafoods, yesterday launched their first division T20 and second division two-day cricket tournaments respectively, at the Malteenoes Sports Club, Thomas Lands.

Hikers veterans pulverize competition 5-1

GCC veterans crushed Hikers veterans 5-1 when the Guyana Hockey Board (GHB)/Guyana Telephone and Telegraph (GT&T) National Indoor Hockey Championships continued at the National Gymnasium on Wednesday.

Bikers in Sunday’s race

Bikers find the going tough in Curacao

Guyana’s four wheelsmen who competed in this year’s Caribbean Cycling Championships in Curacao last weekend failed to crack the top 30 but despite their misfortune, manager of the team, Brian Allen was satisfied with their performances.

Windies women beat England in a super over

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC- West Indies defeated England in a super over after scores were tied in the final preliminary match of the Women’s Twenty20 International Tri-nations series at Kensington Oval, here last night.

Trinidad beat Cuba to top group A

KINGSTON, Jamaica,  CMC- Trinidad and Tobago defeated Cuba 3-1 to finish as group winners in a top-of-the-table clash of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Women’s Under-20 tournament here Tuesday night.

Ashes chapter hard to close for Ponting

MELBOURNE, (Reuters) – Ricky Ponting knew his time was up when he bowed out of international cricket a year ago, but the competitive fires still rage for the former Australia captain when he imagines facing England one more time on home soil.

Jamaica rebounds to beat DR 2-1

KINGSTON, Jamaica,  CMC-Jamaica came from behind to beat Dominican Republic 2-1 in a top-of-the-table clash of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Women’s Under-20 finals here on Tuesday.

Calypso Girls beaten by South Africa

PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa, CMC- Trinidad and Tobago lost to South Africa SPAR Proteas 47-30 in a rough opening match of the tri-nation series at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University Indoor Sport Centre in South Africa.

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