Guyana year in review; team prepares for 50 over tournament

A review of local cricket 2013

The Guyana Times has a review of a 2013 "filled with disappointment for Guyana’s cricket both on and off the field"

Had it not been the return of international cricket after a two-year absence, and the performance of the franchise team, Guyana Amazon Warriors, which finished runners-up, the inaugural Limacol Caribbean Premier League (LCPL) T20 tournament and veteran West Indies batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul’s achievements, it could largely be a year best forgotten.

Coach Crandon says players in high spirits : … Permaul, Chanderpaul join camp

HEAD coach of the Guyana national cricket team Esaun Crandon last Friday afternoon told Chronicle Sport, the mood in the preparatory camp for the team ahead of the West Indies Cricket Board’s NAGICO Super50 tournament is warm and friendly.


‘I thought long and hard before making decision to lead CCC’ – Jacobs

Guyanese allrounder Steven Jacobs explains his decision to lead Combined Campuses instead of playing for Guyana.

"Obviously, playing for your home team would be a player’s first preference, as home is the place you grew and know to love and it is always a pleasure representing Guyana and also the people of Guyana, but it was something I had to think about, talked over with my family and persons who have an influence in my career"