Play began in muggy conditions and prospects of a shower or two – heralds of Cyclone Pam – could not be ruled out in the afternoon. Jason Holder, the West Indies captain, did his bit – win the toss, choose to bowl and put the UAE top order into a shredder – to set his
Kumar Sangakkara is retiring from one-day internationals at the end of this tournament. You have to wonder why. But regardless of how far Sri Lanka progress, Sangakkara will at least go out in personal glory. At Bellerive Oval, he became the first man in ODI history to score centuries in four consecutive innings, and the
The Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Under-17 Inter-County Competition bowls off tomorrow, Wednesday, 11 March 2015. The Competition will see two matches being played simultaneously in all three rounds. In Round One, Essequibo will take on Demerara at the Police Sports Club ground, and the Guyana U-15 squad which is a new addition to this format,
Assad Fudadin who was suffering from an injury to his hand, is now fit and ready to play in the 8th Round of the WICB Professional Cricket League 4-Day match against Jamaica which bowls off on March 6, 2015 at the Guyana National Stadium. He replaces Shemron Hetmyer. The team reads: Rajendra Chandrika Assad Fudadin
Following Leon Johnson being awarded a central contract with the West Indies Cricket Board, there has been a shift in the various levels of contracts for some Guyana Jaguars Franchise players. Narsingh Deonarine has moved from a “B” contract to an “A”, Anthony Bramble from a “C” to a “B” and Shemron Hetmyer from Academy