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DVA stages volleyball extravaganza today

The Demerara Volleyball Association in collaboration with the female U-19 national team will today stage a volleyball extravaganza at the Ministry of Education sports ground (formerly GNS ground) from 11am.

National schools TT c/ships set for October 19-21

This year’s annual national schools table tennis championships will be held from October 19-21 according to a press release from the Guyana Table tennis Association following the granting of the sponsorship by telecommunications giant Digicel Guyana Limited.

Bishops’ High, QC run out zone winners

Bishop’s High School and Queen’s College ran out zone winners when the Field events of zones one and two of the North Georgetown (District #11) Inter School Championships continued on Wednesday at the YMCA Ground, Thomas Lands.

ALL SMILES! The West Indies players are overjoyed following their rout of Australia during yesterday’s ICC Twenty20 World Cup semi-final in Sri Lanka.(WICB media)

Windies storm in T20 final

-Australia crushed by 74 runs in awesome all-round display COLOMBO, Sri Lanka, CMC – West Indies stormed into the Final of the Twenty20 World Cup, when their bowlers followed up breezy batting from Chris Gayle, driving them to a 74-run victory over Australia in the second men’s semi-final yesterday.

Spirited Sagicor HPC fail in victory bid

-2nd T20 DHAKA, Bangladesh, CMC – Another purposeful bowling and fielding effort narrowly failed to save the Sagicor High Performance Centre team from a four-wicket defeat against Bangladesh-A in the final match of their Twenty20 series  yesterday.

The West Indies players celebrate as their side closes in on the win. (West Indies media)

Gayle predicts Windies win against Sri Lanka

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka, CMC Chris Gayle, whose powerful batting laid the foundation for a West Indies semi-final win against Australia yesterday, is predicting his side will emerge victorious when they meet Sri Lanka in the finals of the ICC World Twenty/20 tomorrow.

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Windies women lose to Australia

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka – West Indies Women’s bid to reach the Final of the ICC Women’s World Twenty20 Tournament was undermined by an impressive spell from Julie Hunter that fired Australia to a 28-run victory in a low-scoring second semi-final yesterday.

Sammy plotting to exploit Australia’s spin frailty

COLOMBO, (Reuters) – Darren Sammy has seen how Pakistani spinners tormented Australia earlier this week and the West Indies captain is planning to subject George Bailey and his men to the same treatment in the second semi-final of the World Twenty today.

Pakistan’s Shoaib Malik (L) is bowled out by Sri Lanka’s Rangana Herath as Sri Lanka’s wicketkeeper Kumar Sangakkara (R) reacts during their Twenty20 World Cup semi-final cricket match in Colombo yesterday. REUTERS/Dinuka Liyanawatte

Jayawardene, spinners guide Sri Lanka to final

COLOMBO, (Reuters) – Mahela Jayawardene and his lion-hearted spinners powered Sri Lanka to their second World Twenty20 final following the team’s 16-run win over 2009 champions Pakistan in the first semi-final yesterday.

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