Carmarthenshire Sport, Pembroke Sport - from the South Wales Guardian

Ammanford Cricket Club v Ynysygerwn

9:55am Wednesday 14th July 2010

AMMANFORD returned to the top half of the Premier League after an enthralling last over win at Ynysygerwn on Saturday.

Big day for cricket fans

9:54am Wednesday 14th July 2010

SUNDAY looks like being a great day-out for cricket lovers at Ammanford Park.

Amman Valley Rhinos 32 Dinefwr Sharks 24

9:53am Wednesday 14th July 2010

RUGBY League came to Ammanford at the weekend when the Amman Valley Rhinos won their inaugural game with two late scores against the Dinefwr Sharks 32 points to 24.

Welsh Cup Ammanford (150-4) beat Crescelly (147)

11:37am Wednesday 7th July 2010

Ammanford travelled to Crescelly for their third consecutive away tie in the Welsh Cup on Sunday.

South Wales Cricket League Division 4 Llandeilo 1sts (204 for 1) beat Kidwelly 1sts (49)

11:36am Wednesday 7th July 2010

A solid 104 runs from Captain Neil Harries paved the way for a resounding Llandeilo victory against an experimental Kidwelly side at Cae William on Saturday. Choosing to bat first, Llandeilo reached 204 for one after 22 overs before declaring, with opener Dafydd Thomas notching up 70 runs without losing his wicket. In response, Kidwelly were all out for a disappointing 49 runs after only 21 overs.

Perez likely to be driving force at weekend rally

11:34am Wednesday 7th July 2010

Entries have been flooding in for the Quinton Stages Rally to be held in Mid-Wales this Saturday. A round of the BTRDA Silverstone Tyres national championship series, some 100 crews are taking up the challenge of the gravel roads on the famous Epynt Ranges and in the surrounding forests.

Players ready for sevens

11:33am Wednesday 7th July 2010

The Evolution Rugby Sevens 2010 is taking place this coming Saturday at Penybanc RFC.

Warriors outfought on trip to the north

11:30am Wednesday 7th July 2010

Seven a side outfit Carmarthen Warriors lost all three games at the second annual Manchester Sevens but could so easily have won all three, writes Huw S Thomas After reaching the semi-final of the Richmond Open and winning the Spoon event at the Bath Sevens, the Carmarthen-based side had high hopes of success in Manchester but lost very tight games against Kamikaze 24-17, Nigeria national side Stallions 29-18 and the Outlaws 32-28.

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