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Day two of the SKYECH 6IXTY saw the men’s teams join the party and a transformed Trinbago Knight Riders women’s team inspired by the return of their captain, Deandra Dottin.  The “World Boss” had been absent for yesterday’s two defe

By Akeem Greeneakeem@newsroom.gyThe Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) ticket office in Guyana opens from 09:00h but from as early as 07:00h, persons are lining up at the ticket office at 233-234 Camp Street, Georgetown, to ensure they secure their

Tickets for the Hero Caribbean Premier League group games in Guyana will be going on sale from Tuesday, July 19.Tickets will be available to buy from a brand new box office location at 233-234 Camp Street and online from www.cplt20.com.There will be

By Akeem Greeneakeem@newsroom.gyFor the second time in the history of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL), a Guyanese player will be appointed captain of the Guyana Amazon Warriors.Head Coach Rayon Griffith, in an exclusive interview with News Room Sp

By Avenash Ramzanavenash@newsroom.gy “I feel honoured and excited to be a part of the Guyana Amazon Warriors. I’m grateful for the opportunity and looking forward to making use of it.”Matthew Nandu could not be more grateful for the opportunity to jo

Knight Riders will field their first-ever womens team under Trinbago Knight Riders (TKR) banner in the inaugural Womens Caribbean Premier League (WPCL), which is set to get underway on August 30.Apart from TKR, the other two teams will be ...

A look at players that could, potentially in a few years, be the face of the franchise that picks them.

Virat Kohli smashed his 23rd fifty and India closed in on a record breaking win in the first Twenty20 International in Hyderabad against West Indies.

ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistan batsman Sohaib Maqsood will miss the upcoming Twenty20 World Cup due to a back injury. After an MRI scan on his lower back, Maqsood was replaced in the 15-member squad by veteran Shoaib Malik for the tournament which begins later this month.

ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistan batsman Sohaib Maqsood will miss the upcoming Twenty20 World Cup due to a back injury. After an MRI scan on his lower back, Maqsood was replaced in the 15-member squad by veteran Shoaib Malik for the tournament which begins later this month.