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Benn not Test quality, Nanan argues

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Former West Indies off-spinner Rangy Nanan believes left-arm spinner Sulieman Benn is out of his depth at Test level and says he’s unlikely to have much success there.

Tony Cozier
Tony Cozier

Barath’s gem

Cozier on Sunday To those in his native Trinidad – Brian Lara most prominent among them – who always regarded Adrian Barath’s advance into the West Indies Test team as a matter of when, rather than if, the solid little opener’s delightful debut hundred in Brisbane yesterday would not have been surprising.

Sonics’ blast too strong for Panthers

By Rawle Toney There was nothing colourful about the Demerara’s Panthers showing against Pepsi Sonics and the Panthers’ dream run in the Georgetown Amateur Basketball Association (GABA) Open knock-out tournament ended when they went down 67-78 to the Sonics  Thursday night at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

Asif haul give Pakistan hope

(BBC) Pakistan paceman Mohammad Asif took four wickets in New Zealand’s second innings yesterday to leave the first Test finely balanced going into today’s final day.

The 10 awardees pose with Lynden Armogan’s representative Alain Ramnauth (standing second from right)

RHTYSC honours unsung heroes

Ten outstanding senior citizens with a combination of 420 years of service to Guyana were honoured by the three cricket teams of the Rose Hall Town Youth Sports Club (RHTYSC)  as part of their personal development programme.

What the Aussie press had to say

JAMIE PANDARAM, Sydney Morning Herald: “Not to say the Windies aren’t capable of taking 20 wickets over five days but sustaining pressure is an art they have yet to master.

Bond, Akmal light up Dunedin test

A 34-year-old fast bowler, returning to Test cricket after two years, and a 19-year-old debutant lit up Dunedin’s University Oval on a windy day, at the end of which New Zealand were better placed in the first Test.

GFF/FIFA RAP seminar wraps up

The Guyana Football Federation (GFF) in conjunction with the sport’s world governing body FIFA on Wednesday ended their Referees Assessors Programme (RAP) with a closing ceremony at the National Library.

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