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aAustrlia’s Clint Mc Kay had Andre Russell in all kinds of trouble. (DigicelCricket.com/Brooks La Touche photography)
aAustrlia’s Clint Mc Kay had Andre Russell in all kinds of trouble. (DigicelCricket.com/Brooks La Touche photography)

Windies, Aussies play to dramatic last over tie

KINGSTOWN, St Vincent,  CMC – West Indies and Australia played to a dramatic tie in the third One-Day International, in a thrilling finish to a riveting contest at Arnos Vale here yesterday.

Record breaker Messi helps Barca close on Real

MADRID,  (Reuters) – Lionel Messi’s stunning hat-trick set a Barcelona scoring record of 234 goals as the La Liga champions won an action-packed home game against Granada 5-3 to close within five points of La Liga leaders Real Madrid  yesterday.

Sheldon Holder

Golden Jaguars around the world update

Twenty-year-old striker Sheldon Holder put on an impressive performance on his debut for his club Neal and Massy Caledonia AIA during the latest round of fixtures in the Trinidad and Tobago Professional League (TTPL) last weekend.

Bulls hold Magic to 59 points, win without Rose

(Reuters) – The Chicago Bulls continue to thrive in the absence of league MVP Derrick Rose and cemented their place at the top of the Eastern Conference with a suffocating 85-59 road win over the Orlando Magic on Monday.

 Tammim Iqbal

Tamim, Shakib lead Bangladesh into final

DHAKA, (Reuters)- Tamim Iqbal celebrated his 23rd birthday with a half-century and Shakib Al Hasan also made fifty as Bangladesh beat Sri Lanka by five wickets yesterday to get to the Asia Cup final for the first time.

Carlton Joao (centre) hands over the sponsorship cheque to David Carto (left) in the presence of Troy Peters (right).

GABA league gets Powerade support

Halfway through the Georgetown Amateur Basketball Association’s (GABA) league, Banks DIH by way of its Powerade hydration drink and an undisclosed sum of money pledged its support to boost the league yesterday at Banks DIH headquarters, Thirst Park.

Rain has final say in latest GCA competitions

Overnight and early morning rain, as well as seepage combined to prematurely end the latest round of matches in the Carib Beer and Friends of Cricket first and second divisions two day competitions over the weekend.

Assad Fudadin pulls during his face saving century. (Windiescricket.com)

Fudadin’s ton saves the day

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad,  CMC – A classy century from Assad Fudadin combined with late afternoon rain to secure Guyana a draw on the final day of their sixth round Regional Four-Day clash with Trinidad and Tobago here yesterday.

Ernest Hilaire

Gayle’s return to Windies team stalled

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – A proposed move that would have seen the return of talismanic opener Chris Gayle to the West Indies team and ended his year-long impasse with the West Indies Cricket Board, has been stalled.

Dwayne Ali

Alpha digs deep to beat Rosignol United

Defending GFF Super League champions Alpha “The Hammer” United had to dig deep to come away victorious 2-1 over Rosignol United as several on and off the field incidents marred other matches in the League over the weekend.

Barca unlikely to reel in Real – Guardiola

BARCELONA,  (Reuters) – Barcelona still have very little chance of catching leaders Real Madrid and securing a fourth successive La Liga title despite closing the gap to eight points, coach Pep Guardiola said yesterday.

Runako Morton

Morton laid to rest in homeland

CHARLESTOWN, Nevis, CMC – Former West Indies batsman Runako Morton was laid to rest here Saturday, following a five-hour service that was attended by several dignitaries and former cricketers.

Daniella King

UG eyeing gender equity in sports

By Iva Wharton By 2015 the University Of Guyana (UG) should have a working sports policy that addresses gender equity in sports, according to Assistant Registrar of Student Welfare, Daniella King.

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