The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and UNICEF re-established its partnership in Kingston, Jamaica recently when they launched the training of trainers’ workshop on Wednesday 2nd December 2015 for child protection in youth cricket programmes. The programme is under the Fair Play Initiative and is part of an MOU signed by the WICB and UNICEF
Georgetown, Lower Corentyne/New Amsterdam/Canje, West Berbice and Upper Corentyne all registered victories in the fourth round of the Cricket Guyana Inc. (CGI) Local Franchise League (LFL) played across Guyana today. At GCC, half-centuries from Jeetendra Sukdeo and Sherfane Rutherford helped Georgetown held off West Demerara by 53 runs. Batting first, Georgetown scored a competitive 241/7
At 10 am on a greenish pitch, Jason Holder lost the toss but didn’t mind that Steven Smith chose to bat. “Hopefully we can exploit the conditions as best as possible and get into their middle order,” he said. By 12.30pm they had done so; Australia were 3 for 121 and wobbling. It turned out
An excellent display of fast bowling by national pacer Raun Johnson helped to propel Lower Corentyne/New Amsterdam/Canje to an easy nine-wicket victory over East Bank/Upper Demerara, while Jeetendra Sukdeo’s all-round effort helped Georgetown overcome Essequibo. There were also wins for East Coast Demerara and Upper Corentyne as the Cricket Guyana Inc Local Franchise League (LFL)
The Manger and Assistant Coach of the Guyana Jaguars team 36-year-old Rayon Griffith is satisfied with the way things are going with his team which continues to the dominate the WICB PCL First-Class cricket Franchise after four rounds. Defending champions Jaguars lead the table with 70 points, 20 more than second placed Jamaica who the Jaguars