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Nigel Bryan
Nigel Bryan

Nigel Bryan key to Business School retaining table ennis title

National junior table tennis champion Nigel Bryan will seek to ensure that The Business School retains its Schools Nationals Table Tennis Championships when the Guyana Table Tennis Association Schools championships bounce off today at Queen’s College Auditorium from 16:00hrs.

Shane Watson

Wickets tumble in remarkable Newlands test

CAPE TOWN, (Reuters) – Australia narrowly avoided  scoring the lowest ever test total as they capitulated to 47 all  out but the tourists could still win the first test against  South Africa following an extraordinary second day yesterday.

Lawrence Rowe

Lawrence Rowe sues over Sabina honour

(Jamaica Observer) Lawyers representing former West Indies batting stylist Lawrence Rowe have initiated legal action against the Jamaica Cricket Association (JCA) for withdrawing the naming of the Players’ Pavilion at Sabina Park in his honour.

Danger Quartet! (Left to Right) Racing Genk of Belgium Defender Khaleem  Hyland, Kenwyne Jones, Trinidad goal-scoring record holder Stern John and Lester Peltier, AS Trencin midfielder/winger will be important players for the Soca Warriors. (Orlando Charles Photo)

Soca Warriors going all out for win

Anton Cornelius, Assistant Coach of Trinidad and Tobago’s football team affectionately known as the “Soca Warriors” worldwide says his team is going all out for a victory over the home side in the crucial World Cup qualifying match at the Providence Stadium tomorrow.

Jamaal Shabbaz

Pause election campaign and wear yellow for Golden Jaguars

With only one day to go before the biggest game in Guyana’s football history commences, charismatic Golden Jaguars coach Jamaal Shabbaz is urging  Guyanese, including the politicians, to put a temporary halt to election campaign rhetoric and unite as a country for one night in support of the national team.

Easy win for India but Tendulkar misses milestone

NEW DELHI, India, CMC – Sachin Tendulkar missed out on his 100th international century but India still strolled to a relatively easy five-wicket win over West Indies with a day and a half to spare in the opening Test yesterday.

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