West Indies High Performance Centre (HPC) Head Coach, Englishman Graeme West along with its bowling Coach former West Indies pacer Barbadian Vasbert Drakes arrived in Guyana on Wednesday night to look at those Guyanese cricketers from this year’s class of the HPC. The 46-year-old Drakes who took 33 wickets from 12 Tests from 2002-2004 explained
By Sean Devers (Kaieteur News) Shemron Hetymer stroked an entertaining 84 before he again threw away his wicket with a reckless shot while the talented Kemo Paul chalked up his fourth fifty in five innings as three-day champions Guyana took an unassailable lead in the seven team competition with a 114 run win against Windward
By Sean Devers (Kaieteur News) A well crafted 74 by Kemo Paul led Guyana to its third consecutive victory in this year’s Regional 50-over Under-19cricket tournament when the hosts beat Trinidad & Tobago by five wickets yesterday at the GCC Bourda in the third round of the competition, yesterday. Paul hammered three fours and six
By Calvin Roberts (Guyana Chronicle) HAVING claimed the three-day title three days ago, hosts Guyana started their quest for limited overs honours yesterday, with a 76-run victory over the Leeward Islands, when the two sides met at the Enmore Community Centre ground. The Guyanese, who scored 202 off 49.2 overs, were indebted to the batting
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