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 Left-hander Jonathan Carter.
Left-hander Jonathan Carter.

Carter spearheads effort to frustrate Jaguars

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Jan 17, CMC – Jonathan Carter’s unbeaten half-century underlined a steady Barbados Pride response as Guyana Jaguars found themselves slipping further behind heading into the penultimate day of their second round contest on Saturday.

BASKING IN THE GLOW OF VICTORY! Andre Russell, lying left, almost singlehandedly propelled Rajshahi Royals to the Bangladesh Premier League title striking  27 not out and snatching two key wickets.
BASKING IN THE GLOW OF VICTORY! Andre Russell, lying left, almost singlehandedly propelled Rajshahi Royals to the Bangladesh Premier League title striking 27 not out and snatching two key wickets.

`Dre Russ’ fires Royals to BPL title

DHAKA, Bangladesh, CMC – West Indies all-rounder Andre Russell struck a cameo and grabbed a brace of wickets to help fire Rajshahi Royals to the capture of the Bangladesh Premier League title, with a 21-run victory over Khulna Tigers here yesterday.

 Players and management of the West Indies team with Grenada’s Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell.
Players and management of the West Indies team with Grenada’s Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell.

Mitchell fetes Windies players, happy to see Bravo back

BASSETERRE, St Kitts, CMC – Grenada’s Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell has welcomed the return of veteran all-rounder Dwayne Bravo to the West Indies Twenty20 squad following a three-and-a-half year break, and believes the Caribbean side is  beginning to make strides based on recent performances.

Darren Bravo … struck 133.

Bravo dominates Hurricanes with hundred

TAROUBA, Trinidad, CMC – Test left-hander Darren Bravo carved out his 12th first class hundred as Trinidad and Tobago took firm command of their second round encounter against Leeward Islands Hurricanes here yesterday.

Ben Stokes

Stokes and Pope put dominant England in box seat

PORT ELIZABETH, (Reuters) – Ben Stokes and Ollie Pope both scored centuries as a dominant England took a firm grip on the third test against South Africa, declaring on 499 before reducing the hosts to 60 runs for two wickets at the close of the second day yesterday.

Left-hander Paul Palmer. (file photo)

Palmer, Green hit fifties to hold off Volcanoes

KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC – Paul Palmer’s notched his sixth straight score over fifty to prop up Jamaica Scorpions but Windward Islands Volcanoes pressed home their advantage to continue their enterprising start to the new Regional Four-Day Championship here yesterday.

Serena Williams

Barty eyes home party as Serena continues chase

MELBOURNE, (Reuters) – Ash Barty faces the double burden of being world number one and the focus of an expectant host nation as she seeks to win the Australian Open amid challenges from record-chasing Serena Williams and a host of other Grand Slam winners.

AAG moves Development Meet to Linden

The Athletic Association of Guyana (AAG) will host its third event for the 2020 season and the second ‘Development Meet’ tomorrow at 10:30am at Mackenzie Sports Club Ground in Linden.

Royals, Raiders in final showdown

Unbeaten Victory Valley Royals will battle Retrieve Raiders in the final of the 2019 Linden Amateur Basketball Association [LABA]/Youth Basketball Guyana [YBG] Inter Club Championships tonight from 19:30hrs, following semi-final wins on Saturday at the Mackenzie Sports Club Hard-court.

Tagenarine Chanderpaul

Roach hurts Jaguars despite Chanderpaul resistance

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Opener Tagenarine Chanderpaul’s defiant half-century kept champions Guyana Jaguars afloat after seasoned Test seamer Kemar Roach grabbed four wickets to undermine the innings, on the opening day of their second round encounter here yesterday.

Darren Bravo

Red Force take honours after Hurricanes meltdown

TAROUBA, Trinidad, CMC – Test left-hander Darren Bravo was eyeing a half-century as Trinidad and Tobago Red Force took the upper hand on the opening day of their second round Regional four-day contest against Leeward Islands Hurricanes here yesterday.

England’s Dominic Sibley in action. (REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko)

Late partnership steers England to 224-4

PORT ELIZABETH (Reuters) – Ben Stokes survived several scares but featured in a 76-run late afternoon partnership with Ollie Pope as England reached 224 for four wickets at close on the opening day of the third test against South Africa yesterday.

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