He struck Reifer for a four and followed up with massive six off the final ball of the over that produced ten crucial runs in his first over. While his Jamaican counterpart Christopher Powell also displayed aggressive intent and clobbered Veerasammy Permaul for four while Ravmon followed up with a huge six. The equation changed
The two Powells, Rovman and Christopher, teamed up to put Combined Campuses and Colleges into the semi-finals of the Nagico Super50 with a one-wicket win with a ball to spare over Guyana at Port-of-Spain on Monday. A 48-run ninth-wicket stand between the pair breathed life into CCC’s chase, which had been floundering in the 43rd
YEARS ago when the cinemas were in operation here in Guyana, we would watch kung-fu movies and always here the phrase in some of them that says, “Only a ninja can kill a ninja”, at some point in time of the movie, especially in the depth.Last Saturday night at the Queen’s Park Oval, one could
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
An aggressive 75 from all-rounder Royston Crandon, who later took 3-25, spearheaded Chris Barnwell’s XI to a 106-runs win against a Rest team in the first of two practice matches yesterday at Everest. Crandon, who faced 82 balls and hit six fours and two sixes in his confident 75, was supported by Barnwell who hit