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Chris Gayle
Chris Gayle

Heads must roll!

An irate president of the T&T Cricket Board (TTCB), Azim Bassarath is calling for the heads of the senior West Indies players in light of the region’s poor showing at the cricket World Cup.

The Black Caps celebrate their march into the World Cup semi-finals.
The Black Caps celebrate their march into the World Cup semi-finals.

Black Caps shock South Africa to reach semis

DHAKA, Bangladesh, CMC – New Zealand yesterday powered into the semi-finals for the second successive World Cup, shocking favourites South Africa by 49 runs and extending the Proteas’ dismal run in the knock out stage of the showpiece.

Lendl Simmons hoists Stevens Jacob over long on for a six during his unbeaten innings of 134 against the hosts yesterday at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence. (Orlando Charles Photo)

Simmons’ ton puts Trinidad in driver’s seat

Lendl Simmons continued his fondness for Guyana’s bowling attack by slamming a century yesterday, his ninth first class ton, to put Trinidad and Tobago in control against Guyana in their seventh round West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Regional Four-Day Competition at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence.

Ottis Gibson

Game up for dithering WICB

The games are over for West Indies cricket team at the World Cup and so too should be the ones the West Indies Cricket Board has been playing with respect to development of the regional team and the regional standard on the whole.

India’s Yuvraj Singh walks off the field as teammate Virat Kohli hugs Suresh Raina (L-R) in front of Australia’s players. (Reuters/KarishmaSingh)

India end Australia’s reign to reach semis

AHMEDABAD, India (Reuters) – India sparked wild celebrations among its billion plus fans after ending Australia’s remarkable 12-year reign as World Cup champions with a thrilling five-wicket win in the quarter-finals yesterday.

Darren Sammy

West Indies frailties were cruelly exposed

By Tony Cozier At the ICC World Cup In Delhi West Indies cricket has endured several horrendous periods over the past decade but none more horrendous than in the last week of their 2011 World Cup campaign.

Wolf Warriors pose after winning the West Coast finals.

Major upsets as teams move to super sixteen

The Guyana Telephone and Telegraph (GT&T) 10/10 Softball Cricket Competition continued into its fifth week last weekend at various venues around Guyana with teams booking their places in the super 16 stage, which was pushed back to April 2 owing to the weather.

Rigby/Nedd Games off for Sunday

The Rigby/Nedd Games which were to be held at the Blairmont Sports Club Ground, Berbice by the Athletics Association of Guyana (AAG) on Sunday will not be held owing to the unfit condition of the ground.

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