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Winners and runners up of the National Sports Commission (NSC) 11-race cycling meet pose with their trophies and prime prizes at the completion of yesterday’s event.
Winners and runners up of the National Sports Commission (NSC) 11-race cycling meet pose with their trophies and prime prizes at the completion of yesterday’s event.

Greaves speeds off with NSC feature event

National cyclist, Alonzo Greaves yesterday blitzed a star studded field at the National Park to cart off top honours in the feature 35-lap event of the National Sports Commission (NSC) 11-race cycling meet.

Ottis Gibson
Ottis Gibson

No need to panic says Gibson

PERTH, Australia, CMC – West Indies coach Ottis Gibson says there was no need to press the panic button despite watching his side get routed by Australia for their third lowest total in One-Day Internationals here last Friday.

The Guyana National Rifle Association new executive committee poses and for a photo shortly after the elections. Absent are President Commodore Gary Best and vice president Richard Fields.
The Guyana National Rifle Association new executive committee poses and for a photo shortly after the elections. Absent are President Commodore Gary Best and vice president Richard Fields.

Guyana to host British shooters

Guyana, the 2012 West Indies fullbore shooting champions will host the Great Britain Rifle shooting team during the first half of this year ahead of an international shooting championship in Barbados.

Dwain Jacobs

Buxton United look to improve standings in GFF Super League

Newly crowned Kashif and Shanghai champions Buxton United will be looking to prove that their success was no fluke when they take on Milerock of Linden as the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) 10-team Super League competition resumes today with three matches at two venues.

Denzil Thompson

Defending champs begin title defence

The Guyana Defence Force (GDF) Football Club, two-time winners and defending champions of the NAMILCO Football Tournament will begin their quest to retain their title starting this evening at the Fruta Conquerors ground.

Assad Fudadin

Batsmen find form in practice match

Several batsmen found form in a rain-affected limited overs game at the Everest Cricket Club ground between the national cricket team preparing for the upcoming regional season and a Rest Team.

Wakaso double helps Ghana end Cape Verde fairytale

PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa,  (Reuters) – Ghana stayed on course for their fifth African Nations Cup title when substitute Mubarak Wakaso scored twice to sink surprise packages Cape Verde Islands 2-0 in a fiercely contested quarter-final  yesterday.

Merissa Aguilleira

Windies unfazed by opening loss

MUMBAI, India,  CMC – Captain Merissa Aguilleira says West Indies have not been daunted by their opening loss to Australia and remain confident they can hit back and still qualify for the Super Six, second round stage of the ICC Women’s World Cup.

Dale Steyn

South Africa punish hapless Pakistan

JOHANNESBURG,  (Reuters) – South Africa held a 411-run lead over Pakistan at the close of the second day of the first test at the Wanderers  yesterday with seven second innings wickets still in hand after dismissing the visitors for their lowest test score of 49.

No need for panic button – Gibson

PERTH, Australia, CMC – West Indies coach Ottis Gibson says there was no need to press the panic button despite watching his side get routed by Australia for their third lowest total in One-Day Internationals here last Friday.

Dale Steyn

Pakistan collapse to lowest test total

JOHANNESBURG,  (Reuters) – South Africa fast bowler Dale Steyn took six for eight as Pakistan collapsed to their lowest test total of 49 on the second day of the first test at the Wanderers today.

West Indies stunned in first ODI; bowled out for 70

PERTH, Australia, CMC – Lethargic West Indies were bowled out for their lowest ever One-Day International score against Australia, as they made a calamitous start to their five-match series with an embarrassing nine-wicket defeat here  yesterday.

 Joseph Harmon

Harmon, Lovell, Matthias, Gilhuys, Lumumba in the running for GFF presidency

Following the visit of CONCACAF president Jeffrey Webb and Thierry Regenass of the world governing body for football (FIFA) an end was brought to the impasse between the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) and the Georgetown Football Association with the voting rights for the latter being restored and the GFA agreeing to withdraw the matter from the Court.

Footballers of the Alpha United Football Club going through their paces during Thursday’s practice session at the Georgetown Football Club (GFC) ground. (Orlando Charles photo)

Alpha United looking to bounce back

After losing in the semi final of the 23rd Kashif and Shanghai tournament to eventual winners Buxton United, Alpha ‘The Hammer’ United will look to bounce back and lift the champion’s trophy of the sixth annual NAMILCO Football Tournament.

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