With every day they remain in South Africa, West Indies’ chances of pulling together a respectable World Cup challenge falters before our eyes. They made only 122 at Buffalo Park in the third ODI, a spiritless and, at times, irresponsible display full of ghastly, ill-judged shots and glum expressions. A nine-wicket defeat later revealed itself
It was here in the nets at the Gabba a year and four days ago that Steven Finn couldn’t land the ball on the strip. He was fatigued and down on confidence. He was offered an early leave from what was a trying tour of Australia. He took the offer. In the match that followed,
The two Powells, Rovman and Christopher, teamed up to put Combined Campuses and Colleges into the semi-finals of the Nagico Super50 with a one-wicket win with a ball to spare over Guyana at Port-of-Spain on Monday. A 48-run ninth-wicket stand between the pair breathed life into CCC’s chase, which had been floundering in the 43rd
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (CMC) – AB de Villiers struck the fastest-ever one-day hundred and led three other batsmen in triple figures as South Africa inflicted a severe 148-run drubbing on West Indies in the second One-Day International here yesterday.Opting to bat first, the Proteas ruthlessly pounded the Windies bowling to amass 439 for two off
YEARS ago when the cinemas were in operation here in Guyana, we would watch kung-fu movies and always here the phrase in some of them that says, “Only a ninja can kill a ninja”, at some point in time of the movie, especially in the depth.Last Saturday night at the Queen’s Park Oval, one could