The Arjune Nandu Port Mourant Second-Division team clinched the Lillian Nandu Memorial Tournament in a thrilling seven-run win over the University of Guyana (UG) Elites. In a delightful final played at the Port Mourant Community Centre Cricket Club, under strict COVID-19 protocols, West Indies youth player Rampertab Ramnauth was the star, scoring a half-century and...
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Bravo ton, Pollard composure seals 3-0 sweep despite Hasaranga efforts
Darren Bravo’s first century in nearly five years, along with fifties from Shai Hope and Kieron Pollard, meant Wanindu Hasaranga’s rearguard 80 not out would ultimately be in vain, as West Indies hunted down their target with five wickets to spare, to sweep the three-match ODI series. The result not only extended Sri Lanka’s losing...
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Struggling Sri Lanka searching for consolation, West Indies seeking clean sweep
Sri Lanka’s tours over the past two months have a sense of haunting familiarity to them. Key players are absent due to various unfortunate reasons (on this tour, Lahiru Kumara couldn’t make it because he contracted Covid-19, Dasun Shanaka’s visa didn’t come through, and Angelo Mathews has had to return home for personal reasons). The...
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Hetmyer needs more First-class matches under his belt, says Roger Harper
From being an all-format player, Shimron Hetmyer has moved to become a non-format player in this ongoing multi-format series against Sri Lanka as he probably embarks on that hero-to-zero journey that often occurs in sport. Shimron Hetmyer, the Guyanese cricketing star, failed to meet Cricket West Indies (CWI) fitness standards at the time the white-ball...
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Pooran adds finishing touches after Lewis, Hope set up 2-0 series win
In a game that the West Indies had dominated for large parts, Sri Lanka, who had been mediocre for most of the match, threatened to take it away with some clutch play towards the end of both innings, but some late hitting from Nicholas Pooran ensured that the platform laid by the opening pair of...
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Permaul lone Guyanese in CWI President’s XI squad
After making the Test squad to tour Bangladesh and did not feature in any of the two Test matches, Guyana’s Veerasammy Permaul was left out of the squad for the first Test against Sri Lanka starting from March 21. Permaul, however, has been included in the Cricket West Indies (CWI) President’s XI squad that will...
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No Guyanese included as West Indies announce squad for Sri Lanka Test
Cricket West Indies (CWI) Selection Panel today announced the West Indies squad for the first of the two-match Test series at home against Sri Lanka. The Test squad features several players who recently participated in the 2-0 victorious Test series in Bangladesh. Two senior players who did not play in the Bangladesh series, all-rounder Jason...
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“We are up for the fight”– Captain Pollard
The West Indies crushed Sri Lanka by eight wickets in the first One Day International (ODI), and will be looking to make it two in two when the second ODI bowls off today, Friday March 12, from 9:30h local time at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound, Antigua. After the opening victory, Captain...
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Ramsammy brothers lead Tucber Park to Premium Asphalt U-19 title
Tucber Park Cricket Club on Thursday last defeated East Bank Blazers by 286 runs at the Rose Hall Canje Community Centre to lift the first ever Premium Asphalt Under 19 trophy. Abdul Ramsammy struck an impressive 97 while his younger brother Zeynul Ramsammy made a composed 68 as Tucber Park posted 330-9 in their alloted...
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He is the right man to lead the Test side- Harper on Kraigg
Cricket West Indies (CWI) has announced that Kraigg Brathwaite will replace Jason Holder as the West Indies Test Captain.Brathwaite, who has previously led the team in seven Tests whilst deputizing for Holder, including the recent two-nil Test Series win away to Bangladesh, becomes the 37th Test Captain of the West Indies. Holder, the current No....