The Guyana Jaguars have been a dominant force after the first five rounds of the 2015-16 season. They have already rushed to the top of the table with 85 points, from five wins in an unbeaten campaign to date. Barbados Pride lie in second position with 63 points, followed by Jamaica Scorpions (53), Trinidad and
Confident in returning home with the NAGICO Super50 trophy, the Leon Johnson-led Guyana Jaguars departed for St Kitts and Nevis on Monday to begin their campaign in the West Indies Cricket Board’s regional one-day competition. It has been 10 years since Guyana last won a regional 50-over title, but from all accounts, it seems that
The Guyana Jaguars cricket team has started training for the upcoming Super50 competition in Trinidad and Tobago and St Kitts and Nevis. The team has been conducting various training drills at the Georgetown Cricket Club, Bourda. Coach Esan Crandon highlighted the much needed areas of improvement, “we have to stick to basics, better rotation of
Cricket Guy Inc’s Guyana Jaguars is in action today at the GCC ground in the first of two 4-Day practice matches in preparation for the upcoming Regional 4-Day Tournament. The teams are as follows: Leon Johnson team: Assad Fudadin, Tagenarine Chanderpaul, Leon Johnson, Vishaul Singh (Vice captain), Christopher Barnwell, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Raymon Reifer, Steven Jacobs,
Head coach of the Guyana senior cricket team Esaun Crandon, believes preparations ahead of the second edition of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Professional Cricket League’s (PCL), Regional four-day tournament are progressing well. The former first-class fast bowler said he is satisfied with progress made so far. He pointed out that much more needs