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Dwayne Bravo
Dwayne Bravo

Bravo ready for vice captaincy challenge

Colombo, Sri Lanka – Dwayne Bravo has been appointed Vice Captain of the West Indies team for the upcoming ICC Cricket World Cup and the world-rated all rounder is looking to make a significant contribution to the side’s success.

In this Orlando Charles Photo, this Marian Academy player executes a layup during their battle with Charlestown.
In this Orlando Charles Photo, this Marian Academy player executes a layup during their battle with Charlestown.

Plaisance and Marian Academy record victories

Plaisance Secondary School and Marian Academy Secondary School were the first two teams in winners’ row on the opening day of the United Insurance Inter-School Mashramani Basketball Competition.

Andre Russell

Russell speaks about maroon debut

Colombo, Sri Lanka – West Indies fast bowler Andre Russell enjoyed his first day in the maroon West Indies shirt as he took four wickets in the ICC Cricket World Cup warm-up match against Kenya at the R Premadasa Stadium.

Pompey’s snub

Despite the harsh treatment meted out to Commonwealth Games 400 metres Silver medalist Aliann Pompey, she remains a remarkable ambassador for her country and it is only fair that she is given more credence for what she has achieved not only for herself but for the land of her birth  – Guyana.

Jacques retains Pele FC Presidency

Community Pharmacist Practitioner Cecil `Cary’  Jacques was returned unopposed as president of  Pele Football club when the club held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Sunday at the Water Chris Hotel, Waterloo Street.

 Alika Morgan

Dorado swims off with Inter-club Endurance Meet

The Dorado Speed Swim Club collected a healthy 158 points to rule the roost at the year’s first local swim meet when the Guyana Amateur Swimming Association (GASA) Inter-Club Endurance Meet came to a close on Sunday at the Castellani Pool,

Henry Greene

B/ce TT training programme well attended

National table tennis player and Olympic Solidarity coach Andrew Daly said yesterday that Saturday’s Guyana Table Tennis Association (GTTA) training programme at the New Amsterdam “I thought the programme was well attended,” said Daly adding, “ there were at least 35 persons between the ages of 10-50 years  and drawn from various sections of the society that attended the course.”

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