In less than four weeks, the Providence Stadium in Guyana will be the venue for the first round of the upcoming 2016 One Day International Tri-Nation series with Australia, South Africa and home team, West Indies. Three matches have been scheduled for Guyana, before the series moves to St. Kitts and then the final in
The Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) copped the National Sports Commission (NSC) award for the ‘Sports Association/Federation of the Year 2015’, while Secretary Anand Sanasie, won the prestigious ‘Sports Official of the Year 2015’. The NSC awards are the most highly acclaimed annual sports awards in the country. These accolades are awarded to the most significant
Demerara blew Essequibo away in a rain affected match while the select Under-17s stunned Berbice to record victories in the first round matches of the GCB/HIH U-19 50-Overs Inter-County 2016 Competition yesterday. At the Enterprise Community Centre Ground, Berbice won the toss and opted to bat on a track that appear to offer even bounce,
Demerara took the upper-hand against the Select U-17 team while Essequibo and Berbice end on a state of equilibrium on the opening day of the GCB/HIH Under-19 3-Day Inter-County 2016. The start of both matchups was delayed due to heavy overnight downpours. At the Wales Community Centre ground, play started at 13:30n hours. Demerara won
Chairman of the Senior Selection Panel of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB), Rayon Griffith, urged female world champions, Tremayne Smartt and Shamaine Campbelle to build on their historic experience in the Women’s World T20 which finished with an emphatic victory for the Caribbean ladies last Sunday. Griffith along with GCB Assistant Administrator, Melinda Bishundyal-Chaitram, welcomed