T&T's Dylan Carter
Barbadian Thierry Gale of Bolton Wanderers.
Shericka Jackson
Club Sando's Quentin Sampson plays a hook shot against HSM Motors Endeavour during the TTCB/TKR Trinidad T20 Festival Premiership II final match at the Queen's Park Oval in St Clair, Port-of-Spain, yesterday. Club Sando won by 70 runs.
DANIEL PRENTICE
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Crystal Palace's Rio Cardines, right, of T&T challenges for the ball against Arsenal during the English Premier League football match in Selhurst Park, England, Sunday. Arsenal won 2-1.
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Opening batter John Campbell batting in the nets at the CWI High Performance Camp in Antigua.
Courtesy CWI Media
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Tafari Waldron crosses the finish line to win the annual Promise House TT 5K road race at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain yesterday.
FAITH AYOUNG
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FILE: Dylan Carter of T&T.
Jae C. Hong
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Syndel Samaroo, of Team Colesaftey Cycling, winner of the Under-23/Elite men 1 kilometre time trial at the T&T Cycling Federation (T&TCF) National Track Cycling Championships for Juniors, Under-23s, and Elites with runner-up, Liam Trepte of Raiders Cycle & Multi-Sport, left, and Akil Campbell, right, of PSL, third, at the National Cycling Velodrome in Balmain, Couva on Thursday night.
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Rayad Emrit, T&T Red Force headcoach.
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West Indies head coach Daren Sammy spoke after training on Tuesday.
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T&T’s Chloe Fraser concentrates on a serve during one of her Group Four matches inn the round-robin group stage of the Girls Under-19 Singles at the Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Federation Youth Championships at the Sir Garfield Sobers Gymnasium in Wildey, Bridgetown, Barbados, yesterday.
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Courtney Walsh
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Malik Gopaul
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T&T Red Force captain Joshua Da Silva, centre, spinner Bryan Charles, left, and former Red Force manager Sebastian Edwards admire the West Indies Championship trophy in the VIP Lounge of the Piarco International Airport yesterday. The victorious team was celebrated in a welcome reception after returning from the tournament in Antigua where they defeated the Guyana Harpy Eagles by 141 runs in the final on Wednesday.
Abraham Diaz
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Shericka Jackson
XIAMEN – Shericka Jackson sent a thunderous warning to her rivals on Saturday, storming to a season’s best and meet record of 21.87 seconds in the women’s 200 metres at the Xiamen Diamond League in China.
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There was a time when sports coverage simply meant showing the game. The camera followed the ball, a commentator called the action, the final whistle blew and everyone moved on to the next fixture.
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Club Sando's Quentin Sampson plays a hook shot against HSM Motors Endeavour during the TTCB/TKR Trinidad T20 Festival Premiership II final match at the Queen's Park Oval in St Clair, Port-of-Spain, yesterday. Club Sando won by 70 runs.
DANIEL PRENTICE
Club Sando delivered a commanding performance to secure the Premiership II Trinidad T20 Festival 2026 crown, overpowering Endeavour Sports Club by 70 runs in a high-octane final at the Queen's Park Oval in St Clair, Port of Spain Saturday.
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Crystal Palace's Rio Cardines, right, of T&T challenges for the ball against Arsenal during the English Premier League football match in Selhurst Park, England, Sunday. Arsenal won 2-1.
Senior national footballer Rio Cardines reached another important milestone in his young career on Sunday, making his English Premier League debut for Crystal Palace in the club’s 2-1 defeat against title winner Arsenal.
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Opening batter John Campbell batting in the nets at the CWI High Performance Camp in Antigua.
Courtesy CWI Media
ST JOHN’S - Opening batter John Campbell struck an optimistic tone on the second day of the West Indies’ high-performance training camp in Antigua, declaring that a clear tactical blueprint and total team buy-in have put the side on the right path ahead of their One day International (ODI) series against Sri Lanka.
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Tafari Waldron crosses the finish line to win the annual Promise House TT 5K road race at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain yesterday.
FAITH AYOUNG
The small, remote community of Santa Cruz came to the forefront Saturday when Promise House T&T held its inaugural 5K road race to raise awareness for its work preserving lives and providing care for the elderly and the ill in T&T.
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FILE: Dylan Carter of T&T.
Jae C. Hong
Swimmer Dylan Carter produced the third-fastest time in the men’s 50-metre butterfly semifinals Saturday to secure a place in the final, which was scheduled for last night at the 2026 TYR Pro Swim Series in Sacramento, USA.
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Syndel Samaroo, of Team Colesaftey Cycling, winner of the Under-23/Elite men 1 kilometre time trial at the T&T Cycling Federation (T&TCF) National Track Cycling Championships for Juniors, Under-23s, and Elites with runner-up, Liam Trepte of Raiders Cycle & Multi-Sport, left, and Akil Campbell, right, of PSL, third, at the National Cycling Velodrome in Balmain, Couva on Thursday night.
Teniel Campbell of PSL CC was the lone cyclist to complete the individual pursuit and one kilometre time trial double on the night when the T&T Cycling Federation (T&TCF) National Track Cycling Championships for Juniors, Under-23s, and Elites pedalled off at the National Cycling Velodrome in Balmain, Couva, on Thursday night.
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Rayad Emrit, T&T Red Force headcoach.
Victorious head coach of the Trinidad and Tobago Red Force cricket team, Rayad Emrit, has urged the Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago (UDeCOTT) to grant access to facilities at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy for training and preparation of the senior national team.
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West Indies head coach Daren Sammy spoke after training on Tuesday.
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Speaking from his in-transit travel in Panama, West Indies head coach Daren Sammy dialled into the launch of the upcoming ODI and T20 series against Sri Lanka, and the passion in his voice was unmistakable.
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T&T’s Chloe Fraser concentrates on a serve during one of her Group Four matches inn the round-robin group stage of the Girls Under-19 Singles at the Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Federation Youth Championships at the Sir Garfield Sobers Gymnasium in Wildey, Bridgetown, Barbados, yesterday.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Chloe Fraser made her exit as the first stage of the main draw in the World Table Tennis Feeder Level Two Tournament at the Hennebont Ping Center in Hennebont, France, yesterday.
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Courtney Walsh
KINGSTON – Legendary West Indies fast bowler Courtney Walsh said he would be honoured to have a statue erected in his likeness at Sabina Park in Jamaica.
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Club Sando's Quentin Sampson plays a hook shot against HSM Motors Endeavour during the TTCB/TKR Trinidad T20 Festival Premiership II final match at the Queen's Park Oval in St Clair, Port-of-Spain, yesterday. Club Sando won by 70 runs.
DANIEL PRENTICE
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Crystal Palace's Rio Cardines, right, of T&T challenges for the ball against Arsenal during the English Premier League football match in Selhurst Park, England, Sunday. Arsenal won 2-1.
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Opening batter John Campbell batting in the nets at the CWI High Performance Camp in Antigua.
Courtesy CWI Media
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Tafari Waldron crosses the finish line to win the annual Promise House TT 5K road race at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain yesterday.
FAITH AYOUNG
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FILE: Dylan Carter of T&T.
Jae C. Hong
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Syndel Samaroo, of Team Colesaftey Cycling, winner of the Under-23/Elite men 1 kilometre time trial at the T&T Cycling Federation (T&TCF) National Track Cycling Championships for Juniors, Under-23s, and Elites with runner-up, Liam Trepte of Raiders Cycle & Multi-Sport, left, and Akil Campbell, right, of PSL, third, at the National Cycling Velodrome in Balmain, Couva on Thursday night.
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Rayad Emrit, T&T Red Force headcoach.
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