Shane Shillingford cleared to resume bowling
Shane Shillingford, the West Indies offspinner, has been cleared by the ICC to resume bowling at international level after undergoing remedial work on an illegal action
Month: June 2011
Noise nuisance – a burning issue at Better Hope, E.C.Dem.
East Coast Demerara : Minister of Home Affairs Clement Rohee met with the residents of Better Hope on the East Coast of Demerara, as part of his ongoing community outreach programme on safety…
Gayle shadow still looms large over series
Good results in Common Entrance Examinations
Bridgetown. The results in this year's Common Entrance Examinations reveal that is has been a good year. According to Minister of Educationm Ronald Jones, while there have been improved performances,…
Palestinians storm gate at Rafah Crossing
Palestinians traveling to Egypt stormed a gate at the border crossing on Saturday after waiting for hours in buses, Gaza officials told CNN.
Raza moves a step closer to Zimbabwe debut
Zimbabwe have announced an extensive 32-man training squad ahead of engagements against Australian and South African ‘A’ teams that will kick off a busy 2011-’12 season
Kent set to sign Wahab Riaz
Kent are poised to sign Wahab Riaz, the Pakistan left-arm paceman, after he received clearance from the Pakistan Cricket Board for a spell in county cricket
Krishnamurthy, Bisht in quadrangular sqaud
Jhulan Goswami will lead the India Women’s team in quadrangular ODI and Twenty20 tournaments in England this summer
Deadline extended for OLPF application forms – 33,000 currently being examined.
Georgetown : Application forms for the One Laptop Per Family (OLPF) programme are still being accepted as the OLPF Secretariat is currently scrutinising 33,000 already submitted in the lead…
Pilot appointed chairman of prison’s management board-Positive change cited for prison system.
Georgetown: Captain Gerald Gouveia, businessman and owner of Roraima Airways has been unanimously elected as chairman of the Guyana Prison Service Sentence Management Board. In a release from the Home…
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