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Some of the karatekas at the grading examinations on Saturday.
Some of the karatekas at the grading examinations on Saturday.

Karatekas promoted at JKA/WF Guyana grading examination

The Japan Karate Association/World Federation Guyana on Saturday conducted its third grading examinations for the year at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall which saw 74 students attaining a higher rank.

WIPA explains rejection of ICC, FICA request

The West Indies Players Association (WIPA) yesterday said that the decision not to enter into negotiations with the International Cricket Council (ICC) and the Federation of International Cricketers Association (FICA) was because it is already committed to a binding arbitration process which is to be determined shortly.

SPOT ON! Bowlers went through their spot bowling drill yesterday at the Guyana National Stadium. (Orlando Charles photo)

Airtel-bound cricketers learning to bowl at the “death”

—To face `Trini’ test this weekend By Marlon Munroe Guyana’s national cricket team’s preparedness for the Airtel Champions League T20 tournament in South Africa next month will come into sharp focus when they play Trinidad & Tobago this weekend  at the Guyana National Stadium at Providence.

Richard Chin

Men’s squash team go down 2 – 3 to T&T

Wins from Richard Chin and Robert MacDavid were not enough to secure a victory over Trinidad and Tobago as the team event of the National Lotteries Authority Caribbean Squash Championships continued in St Vincent and the Grenadines.

US judge tells Clemens, lawyers to limit comments

WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – A federal judge yesterday  warned Roger Clemens, his lawyers, prosecutors and possible  witnesses against making statements that could sway potential  jurors about the charges that he lied to the U.S.

Atwal success fuels India’s major ambitions

NEW DELHI, (Reuters) – Arjun Atwal’s PGA Tour  triumph shone as a beacon on an otherwise dark Sunday for  Indian sports, fuelling the world’s second most populous  country’s hopes of celebrating a maiden major victory in the  not too distant future.

U.S. down Spain 86-85 in warm-up thriller

MADRID, (Reuters) – The United States survived a  spirited comeback from world champions Spain to win 86-85 in  thrilling a warm-up game yesterday, sending out a warning to  their rivals ahead of the world championships.

Head Coach Gilbert Sampson take the players through their paces at NIS ground on Carifesta Avenue Saturday.

Canadians tryout for U-17 football squad

Despite being unable to confirm when the second round of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) World Cup qualifying series will be played, two Canada-based players are in Guyana for tryouts with the National Under-17 squad.

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