Twenty-eight players have been invited for two trail matches set for Friday and Saturday at Providence to select the Guyana side for this year’s Regional Super50 which commences on January 24 in Barbados and Antigua. The players are: Shimron Hetymer, Leon Johnson, Assad Fudadin, Raymon Reifer, Devendra Bishoo, Veerasammy Permaul, Keon Joseph, Paul Wintz, Christopher
Talented, delightful, charismatic, smart are just some of the positive adjectives that are used to describe Test batsman Leon Johnson when in full flow at the crease but for the latter part of 2016, those descriptions have not corresponded with him having an outstanding runs aggregate. After topping the charts of the 2015/2016 West Indies
The history of cricket as a subject could be added to the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) Examinations Physical Education curriculum if the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has its way. WICB Marketing and Communications Manager Carole Beckford says that the body wants to have the subject added, saying the intention is to have the
Minister within the Ministry of Education with responsibility for Culture, Youth and Sports, Dr. Nicolette Henry has lauded the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) for its role in the development of the sport locally. She also reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to working with the GCB in order to ensure continued success, building on the country’s recent
Leon Johnson and Shemaine Campbelle won the Male and Female Cricketers-of-the-Year respectively when the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) hosted its annual awards ceremony last evening at the Umana Yana. Other top local cricketers, administrators, curators, umpires, corporate sponsors, clubs and journalist were also recognised for their efforts in 2016. West Indies Cricket Board Director and