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England make inroads after Smith run-out

DURBAN, South Africa, (Reuters) – England ran out South Africa captain Graeme Smith among a burst of three quick wickets to reduce the hosts to 175 for five on the first day of the second test yesterday.

Administrators hoping for Windies success in 2010

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC- Several cricket administrators in the  Twin Island Republic said their main New Year wish is to see the continued resurgence of the West Indies team and the decline in the conflict between the region’s major stakeholders.

Pacquiao to sue Mayweathers in doping row

MANILA, (Reuters) – Manny Pacquiao plans to sue Floyd Mayweather, the American’s father and Golden Boy Promotions in the next few days following a row over doping procedures, the Filipino world champion said in a statement on Friday.

Shakes saves Ebbsfleet but Reggae Boy Burton sees red

LONDON, England, CMC- Trinidadian international Rickey Shakes scored the winner for Ebbsfleet United in a close encounter but there was no such glory for Jamaican striker Deon Burton who was sent off as nine-man Charlton snatched a late draw on Saturday.

Telson McKinnon

Judgement day for top dogs!

-Kashif and Shanghai Christmas Day treat for football lovers Many football pundits believes that the winners of tonight’s clash could easily go on to take the title of this year’s Kashif and Shanghai Football tournament when action resumes with a Christmas Day treat at the Guyana National Stadium.

Out of favour but prepared to fight back

By Marlon Munroe A few of Guyana’s most talented cricketers who have been overlooked by the national selectors have revealed to Stabroek Sport their desire and their recipe for regaining their places on the national team for the new year.

Batting sensation Barath to get MRI scan

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad,  CMC – Dashing teenaged West Indies opener Adrian Barath will undergo an MRI scan next week to determine the exact location of a hamstring injury that sidelined him from the final Test against Australia last week.

 Kashif Muhammad

GFF rules!

– Alpha United and Conquerors to clash at GFC ground Boxing Day The Guyana Football Federation (GFF) yesterday ruled in favour of the Kashif and Shanghai Organisation over the Alpha United Football Club as it relates to their game on Boxing Day (December 26) at the Georgetown Football Club.

Prize winners and GLTA officials at the awards ceremony Tuesday night at the Le Meridien Pegasus Hotel. (Aubrey Crawford photo)

Ram outlines 10-point programme at GLTA awards ceremony

-sponsors, journalist receive awards for contributions to the sport The Guyana Lawn Tennis Association (GLTA) honoured two of its major sponsors during the presentation of prizes to the outstanding players of the just-concluded Tropical Mist Banks Masters Invitational Tournament Tuesday evening at the Le Meridien Pegasus Hotel.

Alpha United Captain Howard (Left) and club President Odinga Lumumba addressing the media yesterday

Kashif and Shanghai, Alpha United at odds over fixtures

The Chambers English Dictionary describes the word ‘Alpha’ as “The Beginning” so, one can safely say that today marks the beginning of a long controversy between the Kashif and Shanghai Organisation and Guyana’s top football club, Alpha ‘The Hammer’ United.

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