By Avenash Ramzan (Guyana Times) Twin hundreds from opener Shimron Hetmyer and Tagenarine Chanderpaul ensured Guyana emerged with a flawless record following a 44-run win over Barbados in the final round of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Regional Under-19, 50-over cricket competition on Wednesday at the National Stadium, Providence. Hetymer’s attacking 123 and Chanderpaul’s
By Avenash Ramzan (Guyana Times) Guyana’s opening batsman Tagenarine Chanderpaul was crowned Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the three-day version of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Regional Under-19 competition on Wednesday evening when the presentation ceremony was held at the main pavillion of the GCC ground, Bourda. At a simple presentation ceremony organised by
By Sean Devers (Kaieteur News) Shemron Hetymer stroked an entertaining 84 before he again threw away his wicket with a reckless shot while the talented Kemo Paul chalked up his fourth fifty in five innings as three-day champions Guyana took an unassailable lead in the seven team competition with a 114 run win against Windward
Alagappan Muthu (ESPNcricinf) Zimbabwe had competed ably for 10 sessions in Harare, but they wilted in the face of reverse swing and prodigious turn after lunch on the fourth day. They lost eight wickets for 83 runs and South Africa cantered to another victory on the road. The 41-run target provided just enough for openers
Dear Editor, In August 9th edition of the Stabroek News, a letter with the headline “GCB website has inaccurate information about North Essequibo Cricket Board” was published under the penmanship of Elroy Stephney. In his letter, Mr. Stephney incorrectly accused the GCB of publishing misleading and inaccurate information. The GCB strongly rejects Mr. Stephney’s assertions