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Regional cricket round up

Jamaica beat Guyana by 139 runs KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC – Jamaica beat Guyana by 139 runs on the final day of their 13th round WICB Regional four-day match at Jarrett Park yesterday.

Tempete beat Alpha 2-0

SAINT-MARC, Haiti, CMC – Haiti’s Tempete used their home advantage and thumped Guyana’s Alpha United 2-0 in their second-leg Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Club Championship first round match on Sunday.

Uprising custodian Jelani Hazen (left) is beaten by Pele’s Sheldon Holder (second left) in their Milo Under-21 quarterfinal match up at the Camptown Ground last Saturday. (An Orlando Charles Photo)

Milo Under 21 Tournament…Pele blow away Uprising

– GDF defeats Riddim Squad Pele and the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) under-21 squads overpowered their opponents in the quarterfinals of the Georgetown Football Association (GFA) Milo sponsored tournament at the Camptown ground last Saturday, to cement their place in the semi-final round.

 Lawrence “Sparrow” Griffith caught lecturing to referees and intended referees at the Guyana National Service (GNS) Carifesta Avenue Sports Complex last Saturday.

Sparrow appointed GSDF Representative

The Guyana Sports Development Foundation, Incorporated, (GSDF) a non-profit organization based in Florida, United States of America has appointed Lawrence ‘Sparrow’ Griffith as the GSDF Representative in Guyana.

Julian Hunte

WICB says big thank you to Windies fans

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has applauded spectators across the Caribbean for their support of the West Indies team during the recent Digicel Series against England President of the WICB, Dr Julian Hunte, said that the support for the team was outstanding and proved that fans across the region were willing to come out and give the players their full backing.

India on verge of series victory

WELLINGTON, (Reuters) – India were on the verge of claiming their first series victory in New Zealand in 41 years as the hosts lurched to 167 for four at the close of play on the fourth day of the third and final test yesterday.

Strauss left out for World Twenty20

LONDON (Reuters) – Test and one-day captain Andrew Strauss has been left out of England’s preliminary 30-man squad for the Twenty20 World Cup in June, which was announced at Lord’s yesterday.

Basil Sukhram

‘All he ever wanted was the best for me’

-Christina Sukhram An emotional Christina Sukhram, the national ladies golf champion, told Stabroek Sports yesterday that her late father Basil Sukhram was somebody who wanted the best for her, whilst being more than a father to her.

Spready’s Bakery Under-19 tourney

Foo’s century helped conqueror Gibraltar National Under-19 player Jonathan Foo hit an aggressive 106 to help Albion defeat Gibraltar/Courtland as play continued in the Spready’s Bakery Berbice Under-19 cricket tournament.

JKA/WF Guyana 2009 graduates: (standing at left) 1st Dan Stephanie Kerry and Sensei Marvin Singh and Sensei Christopher Chavez (far right) pose with the 2009 graduating class of karatekas. (Orlando Charles photo)

Five more karatekas attain 1st Dan

Some seventy-nine karatekas were successful when  grading examinations were conducted recently by  8th Dan Japanese-American Master Shojiro Koyama while only three students failed to improve on their original ratings.

Azarenka sets sights on top spot

MIAMI, (Reuters) – Nothing seems to faze teenager  Victoria Azarenka, who lifted her first top tier title with  victory over world number one Serena Williams in the Sony  Ericsson Open final on Saturday.

CCC spinners wreck Barbados batting again

CAVE HILL, Barbados, CMC – Combined Campuses & Colleges were eyeing their third victory of the season, after their spin bowling triumvirate again held sway over Barbados yesterday, following career-best half-centuries from Chadwick Walton and Kevin McLean in the WICB regional four-day competition for the Headley/Weekes Trophy.

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