DEFENDING champions Guyana served Jamaica one of their worst defeats in Regional Under-15 history as the host side won by nine wickets in their 50-over contest at the Albion Sports Complex ground yesterday. Led by skipper and match MVP off-spinner Ashmead Nedd, who grabbed 3-3 from three overs while pacers Qumar Torrington (2-7), Haifa Walters
Trinidad and Tobago and Windward Islands registered victories when the latest round of matches in the regional U15 50-over tournament concluded yesterday. At the Guyana National Stadium, Trinidad and Tobago defeated Jamaica by nine wickets (D/L). Batting first Jamaica managed 125 all out in 40.1 overs. Michael Thompson scored 26, Geordae Seymour 24 and Kirk
Opener Shimron Hetmyer stroked sixteen fours and one six in a top score of 98 to lead holders Guyana to a comfortable seven-wicket victory over Barbados when the Regional U19 50-over tournament continued yesterday in Jamaica. Playing at Chedwin Park, Nain, Hetmyer faced 68 balls in 96 minutes stay at the crease and shared in
The Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) has extended support via financial contribution to the Guyana Blind Cricket Association (GuyBCA) that will be competing in the West Indies Cricket Council for the Blind and Visually Impaired (WICCBVI) Competition which begins on July 29, 2015 in St Lucia. President of the GCB, Drubahadur, wished the team success for
WEST Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Regional Under-19 50-over defending champions, Guyana are in a solid position after three rounds of matches. Leading the points table are Windward Islands with 13.7 points from two wins and a loss. Closely behind are Jamaica on 13.4 points while Guyana are third on 12.7 points. Windward Islands are currently dominating