WICB asks Gayle to make his playing priorities clear
WESTINDIES - The WICB has asked Chris Gayle to make up his mind about his future with the West Indies team. In an email to the batsman, the WICB chief executive Ernest Hilaire wrote that Gayle could not ask for unconditional no-objection certificates (NOCs) to play domestic Twenty20 tournaments around the world and simultaneously make himself available for West Indies selection.
Gayle injures groin in Bangladesh Premier League
BANGLADESH - Chris Gayle will not arrive in South Africa on Friday, as initially scheduled, to play in the domestic 20-over competition after sustaining a groin injury in the Bangladesh Premier League [BPL].
"1 DAY BASKETBALL CAMP" dubbed a success
PHILIPSBURG - The "1 DAY BASKETBALL CAMP" was a tremendous success with directors Donnie Arey & Will Graham.
There were a participation of over 250+ youths that participated in the 1 Day Basketball Camp that was held at the L. B. Scott Sports Auditorium.
RBTT Cup semi finals played out this weekend, score sheet available for download
PHILIPSBURG - This weekend saw the semi finals matches being played in the RBTT Cup Tournament at the former grounds of the Carib Lumber Ball Park.
Clive Lloyd quits as WICB director
WEST INDIES - Clive Lloyd has resigned from his role as non-member director of the WICB, after being forced to take sides between the board and the Interim Management Committee (IMC) appointed by the Guyana government to run cricket in the country.
Lloyd is the head of the IMC, which was instituted after the Guyana government locked the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) out of its office premises, following the disputed Guyana board elections in July 2011. The IMC is not recognised by the WICB, which issued Lloyd an ultimatum asking him to choose between the two parties.
"As you are probably aware, I was recently appointed as special advisor on sports to the president of Guyana," Lloyd wrote in his resignation letter addressed to WICB president Julian Hunte.
The Classic Yacht Dorade—“The Mother of Modern Ocean Racing”—Setting Sail For The St. Maarten Heineken Regatta
Simpson Bay, St. Maarten – There are few U.S. yachts as famous or celebrated as the 52-foot yawl Dorade, built at the Minneford Yacht Yard in City Island, New York, some 80 years ago.
