Vitori and Sibanda sink Bangladesh
Zimbabwe chased a below-par total with relative ease after Brian Vitori sliced through the Bangladesh top order to become the first Zimbabwe bowler to take five wickets on ODI debut
Month: August 2011
APNU says Guyana’s indigenous people ignored and marginalised.
Georgetown: A Partnership for National Unity Presidential Candidate Brigadier (ret’d) David Granger asserted that Guyana’s Indigenous people, however, have derived little benefit over the past nineteen years under the PPP/C…
Residents not happy with response from ambulance service
Bridgetown. Residents of Long Gap, St Michael, are calling for much more urgency from the nation's ambulance service when responding to emergency calls. On Wednesday afternoon, several residents looked on…
Foster secures Essex future
James Foster has committed his future to Essex after signing a three-year deal to end the chances of him joining Hampshire
No fuel charge says Redjet boss
Bridgetown. Redjet will not add a fuel charge to the price of their tickets. Following LIAT's announcement yesterday that is would reintroduce a fuel charge on it's tickets from next…
Government moves closer to breaking GT&T’s monopoly.
Georgetown: As was predicted and publicised the main opposition PNC/R and others were absent from yesterday's sitting of the national assembly. Yesterday's session was expected to be a debate on…
Attacking India take complete control
A round-up of the action on the second day of the final round of three-day matches in the Emerging Players Tournament
Queen’s College, New Amsterdam Multi students cop 15 grade ones each
Georgetown : Anurada Dev of Queen’s College and Shalita Appadu of New Amsterdam Multilateral were named the two top performers at the sitting of the May/June CSEC examinations with 15 Grade…
Shelley Wickramasinghe dies at 85
Shelley Wickramasinghe, who was known as the Grand Old Man of Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club, died at his home in Colombo on Wednesday at the age of 85
Yemen’s president plans next step
Yemen’s embattled president has been huddling with members of his ruling party in neighboring Saudi Arabia as world and regional powers press for an end to the political crisis in his country and a smooth transition of political power.
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