Georgetown took the GCB 50-overs Franchise League trophy and the $200,000 winners’ cheque after completing a three wicket win against three-day defending Champs Essequibo at Providence yesterday. Essequibo had played unbeaten in the preliminary rounds and earned a direct passage to yesterday’s final, while Georgetown defeated Lower Corentyne in Tuesday’s semi-final. Chris Barnwell, a 31-year-old
Guyana Jaguars ended the season as the only unbeaten team to join Barbados (1977-1980) and Jamaica (2008-2012) as the only teams to win the Regional First-Class tournament for four consecutive seasons when they beat T&T’s Red Force by an innings and 81 runs on the final day of this year’s CWI Regional Four-Day competition at
ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Guyana Jaguars were confirmed as winners of the 2017-18 Digicel 4-Day Championship, after their nearest rivals Barbados Pride settled for a draw with Windward Islands Volcanoes in their rain-affected match on Sunday. Jaguars completed a nail-biting, two-wicket victory over Jamaica Scorpions inside three days in their eighth-round match on Saturday at
On a truncated second day of the fifth round of the Guyana Cricket Inc Digicel Regional Four-Day Championship, seven wickets fell in two sessions yesterday at Providence and it seemed that Chanderpaul Hemraj batted on a different pitch from the one the other batsmen were playing on. After the entire first session yesterday was washed
An early burst from West Indies ‘A’ team pacer Keon Joseph, an unbeaten 72 from Justin Greaves and good knocks of 68 from Kenroy Williams, 47 from Kevin Stoute and 43 from Shane Moseley highlighted the opening day of the Cricket West Indies (CWI) Digicel Regional 4-day Championship fifth round encounter at Providence on Friday