Guyana face Caribbean T20 scare
The Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) has seen its authority taken away by the Guyana government and the WICB is refusing to acknowledge the government-appointed interim management committee
Month: January 2012
72 year old struck down by lorry-succumbed one day later
Georgetown : Pedal cyclist Morris Albert De Caires, 72 years, of Waterloo Street, Georgetown, was struck down by motor lorry GKK7893 at Norton Street, Georgetown, Wednesday last. It was…
Endless possibilities but still concern for SA
South Africa have revitalised their bowling attack in one season and now have discovered further options to take them forward. But they are not the finished article just yet
Eight murders in six days
Carapichaima: Two more murders have taken the toll for to eight in just six days into 2012. In the first instance, the bullet-riddled body of a man has been discovered…
40 arrested in Laventille raid
Laventille: Forty persons have been arrested in police raids in Laventille overnight into this morning. Police officers attached the Inter-Agency Task Force, Guard and Emergency Branch, Canine Branch, Port-of-Spain Divison…
Chief Justice replies to critics of award of “silk”
Port-ofSpain: Chief Justice Ivor Archie has broken his silence on the controversy surrounding the award of senior counsel to 16 persens last week including himself,for which he has been criticised.…
Bresnan injury opens door for Finn
Tim Bresnan has been ruled out of England’s first tour match which will mean a chance to impress for either Steven Finn or Chris Tremlett
Durban win can’t erase Sri Lanka’s scars
The assurance fuelled by their historic win in Durban is merely the make-up covering Sri Lanka’s more serious scars
‘Best bowling performance of the summer’ – Smith
Rather than talking up the batting effort, Graeme Smith, the South Africa captain, credited his bowlers with fashioning the comprehensive victory at Newlands
Colombia to hand over U.S. teen
A Dallas teen mistakenly deported to Colombia after she ran away from home in 2010 will be handed over to U.S. diplomatic officials Friday, authorities said.
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