By Sean Devers (Kaieteur News) Guyana was crowned Regional 50-over champions after their Final against the Windward Islands was washed out without a ball yesterday at Everest after the outfield remained water-logged all day despite glorious sunshine almost all day. The players remained at the ground almost all day and played softball cricket between themselves
Richard Pybus has said his responsibility as WICB’s new director of cricket is to ensure the domestic cricketers in the region get a greater volume of matches to develop skills that prepare them for the rigours of international cricket. Speaking ahead of the new season of Regional Four Day Tournament, West Indies’ first-class competition, Pybus
By: Calvin Roberts (Guyana Chronicle) Asked to score 231 to record a come-from-behind victory after Devendra Bishoo claimed his 10th five-wicket haul at the first class level to bowl Barbados out for 186, hosts Guyana put on another pathetic batting display in the face of some disciplined bowling to be all out for 94. This
The Report by David Hopps (cricinfo) As forecast, a West Indies comeback gave England nightmares at Kensington Oval, but the much-heralded return of Chris Gayle was overshadowed by Marlon Samuels. Samuels is the Yohan Blake to Gayle’s Usain Bolt, the silver-medallist support act, but his unbeaten 69 from 46 balls was a reminder ahead of
The Guyana Banks Malta Supreme team had mixed fortunes at the recently concluded Regional NAGICO Super50 Competition, played in Trinidad and Tobago from January 30 to February 15, 2014. They started off with a commanding victory against Ireland, winning by 114 runs. Veterans, Ramnaresh Sarwan and Shivnarine Chanderpaul led the way with 89 and 79