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Robin Persaud raises his hands in victory as he crosses the finish line in record time in the feature event of the Troy Humphrey Memorial race meet yesterday in the National Park. (Orlando Charles photo)
Robin Persaud raises his hands in victory as he crosses the finish line in record time in the feature event of the Troy Humphrey Memorial race meet yesterday in the National Park. (Orlando Charles photo)

Persaud regains record in feature event of Troy Humphrey Memorial meet

By Emmerson Campbell Robin Persaud reclaimed the National Park circuit 35-lap record yesterday when he powered to victory in the 35-lap Schoolboys and Novices  category at the 14th annual Troy Humphrey Memorial cycle meet yesterday.

 Lennox Daniels
Lennox Daniels

Atwell will be too much for Rogers

By Iva Wharton For Lennox `Cappel’ Daniels one thing is certain come Saturday night and it is that his fighter Clive `Wonder Kid’ Atwell will win his bout against Orlan ‘Pocket Rocket’ Rogers on the Thirst Park Explosion card.

Umar Gul pegged Sri Lanka back early with three quick wickets.

Pakistan takes control of second test

DUBAI, (Reuters) – The Pakistan spinners got in on the act after pace duo Umar Gul and Junaid Khan ripped through the Sri Lankan top order to bundle out the tourists for 239 in their first innings on day one of the second test yesterday.

Mike Hussey

Australia ready for final showdown

DURBAN, (Reuters) – Australia will approach the third and deciding one-day international against South Africa as a “grand final”, experienced batsman Mike Hussey said yesterday.

Ottis Gibson

Apologise, what for?

Not renowned around the world for his diplomacy, Chris Gayle asked the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) yesterday why he should apologise, challenging the body to make its position clear on what they want from him.

Jerome Taylor

‘I have an 80 % chance of playing in the semi-final’

Currently ignored senior West Indies fast-bowler Jerome Taylor, suggested he has an 80 % chance of appearing in Jamaica’s semi-final encounter versus Sagicor High Performance Center (HPC) tomorrow, at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence Taylor, as most cricket fans may be aware,  has not donned the West Indies colours since June 2010.

Man United hit back after City drubbing

LONDON, (Reuters) – Manchester United beat League Two Aldershot Town 3-0 in the League Cup fourth round yesterday to begin the road to recovery after their humiliating 6-1 defeat by Manchester City on Sunday.

The West Indies and Bangladesh players shake hands after the first test match ended in a draw yesterday.

Tigers, Windies draw after sporting declaration

CHITTAGONG, Bangladesh,  CMC – A sporting declaration by Bangladesh was not enough to engineer a result in the opening Test here yesterday, and West Indies experienced little horrors in holding on for a predictable draw on the final day.

Wozniacki, Kvitova, Stosur in winning starts

ISTANBUL, (Reuters) – Caroline Wozniacki gave another gritty demonstration of why she has enjoyed a virtual year-long stranglehold on the world number one ranking with a 5-7 6-2 6-4 defeat of Agnieszka Radwanska in her opening match at the WTA Championships yesterday.

In the composite picture above, Secretary of the Kashif and Shanghai Organisation, Sonia Stanislaus, receives the donations from Senobia Butcher of Café Paradise and at right from Leonard Butcher of the Canadian Fast Food Franchise, Dixie Lee.

Golden Jaguars team gains further corporate support

Guyana’s senior national football team the “Golden Jaguars” yesterday received further support from the business community, ahead of the team’s two crucial home and away CONCACAF 2014 World Cup qualifiers, against Trinidad and Tobago on November 11 and 15

Kieron Pollard

No prominence for Gayle, Pollard in T20 rankings

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, CMC – Despite boasting two of the most sought after players in world Twenty20 cricket, there was not one West Indian in the top 10 of the inaugural ICC Twenty20 International rankings released on Monday.

Guyana’s U20 Lady Jags ready to roar

Guyana will be hosting Group D of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Under-20 Women’s World Cup qualifying competition kicking off on  November 2 at the Georgetown Cricket Club Ground, Bourda.

 Sandeep Chand, left and Andre Lope after their men’s doubles win on Sunday.

Chand and Lopes advance after super tiebreak

Sandeep Chand and Andre Lopes fought their way past Jeremy Miller and Jason Glasgow to deliver the match of the day when play in the annual Trophy Stall Doubles Tennis Tournament commenced Sunday with matches at the Non-Pareil and Pegasus courts.

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