Sports

Moore on target for title fight in Singapore

SINGAPORE, CMC – Guyana’s world-rated Leon Moore has declared his readiness for next month’s pivotal title fight against Indonesia’s Marangin Marbun for the Pan Asian Boxing Association (PABA) super bantamweight belt.

Ledger wins Run Barbados marathon

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – St Lucian veteran Victor Ledger brilliantly paced himself to a sixth victory in the Powerade Marathon yesterday to highlight the closing of the annual Run Barbados Series.

Aussies make strong reply to Windies’ 451

Adelaide, Australia: Everything which transpired on day two of the Second Test at the Adelaide Oval suggested that the West Indies will come to a creeping realisation that they will be spending a fair period of time in the field as the Australians pile on the runs.

UDRS not working

Cozier on Sunday It seemed a good idea at the time but, like the Federation, daylight saving time and the West Indies Cricket Board website, Test cricket’s “Umpires’ Decision Review System” – the UDRS, in the modern way of text-speak – simply isn’t working in practice.

Gleason’s Gym remains a New York shrine

NEW YORK, (Reuters) – One glance into Gleason’s Gym  reveals a snapshot that recalls the glory days of boxing, a time  when the Sweet Science ruled the sporting landscape and New York  was the centre of its universe.

Brazen Bravo

lead Windies redemption efforts Adelaide, Australia: A brash hundred from all rounder Dwayne Bravo, led the West Indies in consolidating their first innings of the Second Test and helped to redeem their unit after the three-day innings-and-65-run loss in Brisbane a week ago.

Bharat Mangru

Coaches dissatisfied with standard of women’s cricket

… more needs to be done administratively By Marlon Munroe Coaches attached to the women’s teams that participated in yesterday’s Demerara zone final of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) female Inter-Ward limited-overs tournament have expressed their dissatisfaction with the low standard of women’s cricket in Guyana.

East Coast destroy Georgetown

East Coast Demerara’s women’s cricketers yesterday scored a seven-wicket victory over Georgetown in the final of the Guyana Cricket Board’s inter-ward, limited overs women’s tournament at the Demerara Cricket Club ground in Queenstown.

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