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Guyana’s Devendra Bishoo  doing fielding drills at Chepauk on Saturday. (Windiescricket.com)
Guyana’s Devendra Bishoo doing fielding drills at Chepauk on Saturday. (Windiescricket.com)

Against all odds!

by Tony Cozier at the ICC World Cup In DHAKA IN SPITE of their habitual meltdowns against England and India, the West Indies have somehow made it through to the World Cup quarter-finals.

Anthony Drayton, left and Wendell Meusa ran out junior and senior winners of the Topco Juices sponsored Rapid Chess tournament yesterday. (Orlando Charles photo)
Anthony Drayton, left and Wendell Meusa ran out junior and senior winners of the Topco Juices sponsored Rapid Chess tournament yesterday. (Orlando Charles photo)

Drayton, Meusa triumphant in Topco Juices Rapid Chess tourney

Unheralded Anthony Drayton and the experienced Wendell Meusa were the winners of the junior and senior categories respectively as the Demerara Distillers Limited (DDL) Topco Juices One-Day Rapid Chess Tournament sponsored by Topco Juices concluded yesterday at the Keishars Sports Club.

Players pose with awards along with GTTA officials following the completing of Sunday’s tournament.

Barrow carts off men’s singles crown

Former national player Marlon Washington captured two categories but it was Steffan Barrow who carted off the prestigious men’s singles title when the Guyana Table Tennis Association (GTTA) in conjunction with the Linden Table Tennis Association (LTTA)held its multi category tournament Sunday at the Linden Constabulary building.

Ravi Rampaul exults after getting the prized scalp of batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar among his five wicket haul but the West Indies batting fizzed like a damp squib to hand India a comprehensive victory.

Beaten again!

CHENNAI, India, CMC – Another inexplicable West Indies batting collapse betrayed a career-best spell from Ravi Rampaul and another fine innings from Devon Smith, condemning them to an 80-run defeat against India in the World Cup yesterday.

Veerasammy Permaul

Permaul (6-39) bowls Guyana into winning position

CAVE HILL, Barbados, CMC – Career-best bowling from Veerasammy Permaul overshadowed defiant batting from Nkrumah Bonner, as Guyana continued to chase their first victory ever against the Combined Campuses & Colleges in the WICB Regional first-class championship yesterday.

SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED! From left, Brian Ibrahim and Minister of Sport, Dr Frank Anthony show the contract for phase two of the synthetic track. Others in picture are  Patrick Pitt, second left and Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport Alfred King. (Orlando Charles photo)

Ibrahim promises quality surface

By Treiston Joseph Brian Ibrahim, Caribbean agent for BSW Regupol is promsing that when completed Guyana’s first synthetic track will have a quality surface capable of fast times.

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