By Faizool Deo ACE Guyanese boxer Elton Dharry was forced to refuse an ESPN fight due to a lack of training stemming from COVID-19 lockdown protocols in place in

By Ras Wadada IN a country where very little is being provided for women’s football development and the light at the end of the proverbial tunnel seems dim, the

West Indian fast bowling legend Curtly Ambrose has revealed the story about his infamous on-field spat with Steve Waugh in 1995, during which he says he came close to

(On the 25th anniversary of Australia lifting the Frank Worrell Trophy in 1995, we continue a three-part feature on how one dynasty ended and another began, as told by

THE current global pandemic has forced another sporting event to be cancelled, here, in Guyana. The much anticipated trilogy of athletic events, organised and run by former Guyanese athletes

MELBOURNE, Australia (Reuters) – Australia are a “nine out of 10” chance to host India for a Test series in the home summer and could also tour England for

MUMBAI, India (Reuters) – Bowlers looking at resuming Test cricket after the novel coronavirus lockdown will require two to three months of preparation to avoid injuring themselves, the International

KARL Malone’s insistence he has the “utmost respect” for Michael Jordan did little to hide the tension that seemingly still exists between the ex-NBA stars. Jordan and the great

By Neil Sands IT has been described as New Zealand cricket’s darkest day, the 1955 Test against England when the Black Caps were skittled out for just 26, a

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC) – West Indies cricketers should receive all of their outstanding match fees by the end of this week, but players in the domestic four-day competition will