Several rain stoppages failed to save two time consecutive defending WICB Regional 4-Day champs, Barbados, from a convincing historic victory by the rampaging Guyana Jaguars at the Kensington Oval today. Set an improbable 333 for victory, the Jags went about their task with admirable professionalism and game awareness, scoring the highest total in the match
On a day blessed with glorious sunshine, a laborious batting display by the Leeward Islands Hurricanes only delayed their inevitable defeat against tournament leaders the Guyana Jaguars on the penultimate day of their sixth round West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Four-Day Cricket Franchise match at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium yesterday. The Hurricanes scored just
Veerasammy Permaul’s excellent form from the WICB Professional Cricket League carried over into the Nagico Super50 as his spell of 4 for 12 decimated Windward Islands in a 142-run win for Guyana at Queen’s Park Oval in Trinidad. Windwards had started confidently in reply to Guyana’s 227 for 6 but slid from 34 for 0
Medium pacer Paul Wintz strengthened his claim in the starting line-up when the Guyana Jaguars face-off with the Windward Islands in the opening match of the NAGICO Super50 tournament next Thursday in Trinidad by bagging 5-45 from eight overs in the Jaguars’ final practice match at Providence last night to give the Jaguars a six-wicket
HAVING led the Malta Supreme Guyana to a semifinal spot where they lost to eventual champions Barbados in the inaugural West Indies Cricket Board/NAGICO Super50 tournament last year, Demerara Cricket Club all-rounder Christopher Barnwell has been entrusted with the captaincy role once again. Yesterday after another intense training session in sweltering heat at the Guyana