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Royston Crandon  celebrates the wicket of Jerome Taylor of Jamaica. (Randy Brooks photo)
Royston Crandon celebrates the wicket of Jerome Taylor of Jamaica. (Randy Brooks photo)

Royston Crandon among leading wicket takers

Bridgetown, Barbados – Four bowlers – Royston Crandon, Hamza Riazuddin, Alfonso Thomas and Ravi Rampaul – have taken five wickets apiece in this year’s West Indies Cricket Board’s T20 tournament after the Antigua leg of matches.

Doretta Wilson approaches the finish line for an easy victory in the junior girls’ race of yesterday’s Athletics Association of Guyana National Cross Country event at the National Park (Orlando Charles Photo)
Doretta Wilson approaches the finish line for an easy victory in the junior girls’ race of yesterday’s Athletics Association of Guyana National Cross Country event at the National Park (Orlando Charles Photo)

Forde, Morgan cruise to National Cross Country wins

Cleveland Forde and Alika Morgan dominated the senior men and women’s categories respectively of the Athletics Association of Guyana (AAG) National Cross Country race, held yesterday afternoon at the National Park.

Philip Fernandes

GHB plans to erect hockey court at stadium

The Guyana Hockey Board (GHB) is scheduled to hold its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on January 26 where plans for the present year are expected to be discussed; this is according to GHB Secretary Gregory Sills.

Derrick Rose and the Chicago Bulls stole a victory from Chris Bosh’s Miami Heat Saturday night handing the Heat their third consecutive defeat.

Bull…ied!

CHICAGO, (Reuters) – Serenaded with chants of “MVP”,  Derrick Rose poured in a game high 34 points leading the Chicago  Bulls to a 99-96 win over the Miami Heat on Saturday, as LeBron  James sat out a second straight game.

Manchester United’s Wayne Rooney argues with the referee as Rafael Da Silva, left is sent off.

Man United draw 0-0 at Spurs, Liverpool held

LONDON, (Reuters) – Manchester United survived the  late dismissal of Rafael Da Silva to draw 0-0 at Tottenham  Hotspur and Kenny Dalglish endured a frustrating return to  Anfield as Liverpool were held 2-2 by Everton yesterday.

The Trinidad team celebrates its last gasp victory. (Randy Brook photo)

T/dad scramble late win to remain unbeaten

ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – Captain Daren Ganga scrambled two runs to long on off the last ball of the game as Trinidad and Tobago held their nerve to beat a determined Canada by five wickets in a frenetic finish to their Group B clash in the Caribbean Twenty20 Championship on Saturday night.

Shane Watson

Watson fires Australia to victory over England

MELBOURNE, (Reuters) – Shane Watson blazed a  magnificent 161 not out, and clubbed a six to win the game, as  Australia scored 297 for four to beat England by six wickets in  their first one-day international yesterday.

Chief Executive Officer of GT&T, Yog Mahadeo (centre) and President Bharrat Jagdeo (fifth left) display the 2011 GT&T 10/10 Softball Competition trophy, among the other dignitaries at yesterday’s launching of the tournament (Orlando Charles Photo)

GT&T launches 10/10 Softball Cricket Tournament

The Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company in collaboration with the Guyana Softball League and the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport launched the 2011 edition of the 10/10 Softball Cricket Competition last evening at the International Conference Centre.

National rugby Sevens Coach/player, Theodore Henry (with ball) is brought down during one of the national rugby Sevens squad’s trial games yesterday at the Providence National Stadium (Orlando Charles photo)

We have got to learn to play the right game

Theodore Henry, Coach of the national rugby squad preparing for the International Rugby Board (iRB) Sevens World Series tournament in Las Vegas, United States of America  next month, is upbeat about the team’s chances following trials at the National Stadium at Providence yesterday.

The Junior Jaguars team basks in the limelight after whipping BK International Western Tigers at the GFC ground yesterday. (Orlando Charles photo)

Hercules confident ahead of tough road

The newly selected head coach of the National Under-20 team Collie Hercules is confident that the side will give a good account of itself in Suriname as it trods the ‘rocky road’ to gain a spot in the final of the CONCACAF Under-20 Championship.

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