This was the 53rd time these two teams were meeting at this level and yesterday at the Queens Park Oval in the WICB 4day logo newfourth round of the WICB Four-Day Franchise Cricket, Guyana drew level with Trinidad & Tobago with 12 wins each when the final day of First-Class cricket for year ended in
Guyana Jaguars 13-man squad departed these shores for Trinidad and Tobago yesterday morning.The Jaguars left their home den to take on the T&T Red Force in the fourth round of the inaugural WICB/PCL Regional 4-Day tournament, which bowls off tomorrow at the Queen’s Park Oval. In an invited comment with Chronicle Sport prior to their
West Indies batsman Darren Bravo has opted out of the tour of South Africa for personal reasons. Bravo is the only name missing from the original squad of 15 chosen last week by the WICB, which had made it mandatory that all players had to sign the tour contracts before the Tuesday afternoon. The WICB
On Sunday, in Ranchi, between the 34th and 44th overs India lost four wickets, going from 180 for 3 to 231 for 7 in a chase of 287. At that point they needed 54 off 36, with just those three wickets remaining. An inexperienced batsman might have panicked, and the cause would have been lost.
It can’t possibly get worse than last season! Guyana’s Head Coach Esuan Crandon, the former Guyana fast bowler will have his hands full trying to lift Guyana’s cricket fortunes when the inaugural WICB Regional four-day First-Class Franchise season commences on Friday with the Jaguars facing the Leeward Islands at Providence. “Our performance last season was