Julien Alfred of St Lucia.
Nicholas Pooran scored 28 from 10 balls to lead the Deccan Gladiators to their second Abu Dhabi T10 title.
Nahid Rana ripped through the West Indies with a five wicket haul to give Bangladesh the edge in the second Test.
Fatima College players celebrate after defeating Signal Hill Secondary School 1-0 in the Secondary School Football League (SSFL) National Under-16 Boys’ final at Fatima College Ground, Mucurapo Road, yesterday.
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West Indies Women's assistant head coach Damien Wright with players from left, Cherry-Ann Fraser, Jannillea Glasgow, Shawnisha Hector and Kate Wilmott.
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West Indies allrounder Kyle Mayers of Team Abu Dhabi scored an unbeaten 14 from seven balls against the Chennai Braves Jaguars in the Abu Dhabi T10 League in the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday. Team Abu Dhabi won by by eight wickets.
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Blue Devils batsman Kamil Pooran punches the ball through the covers while Soca Kings wicketkeeper Dillon Douglas looks on during Match 5 of the Dream 11 Trinidad T10 Blast at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, San Fernando, yesterday. Pooran scored 29 runs off 11 balls to help Blue Devils in successful chase. Blue Devils won by five wickets.
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West Indies Women will be aiming to convert their semi-final showing in the T20 World Cup into valuable points vs. India in the ICC Women’s Championship.
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Sunshine Girls defeated England 61-53 to clinch the inaugural Vitality Netball Horizon Series 2-1 and claim the championship title.
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Dwaine Pretorius claimed 4-21.
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T&T captain Shakeel Dyte holds the participation plague as he and his fellow ruggermen pose with their silver medals after losing to Canada, 38-0 in the final in the RAN men's final at the Larry Gomes Stadium, yesterday. The other members of the national men's team are Keston Earle, from left back row, Keon Sylvester, James Phillip, Keishon Walker, Nigel Ballington and Agboola Silverthorn, in front row from left Ruairi O'Farrell, Isaiah Small, Donte Hazzard, Jahreem George and Jonathan Taylor.
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Matthew Nandu, who scored 260 runs at an average of 43.3 and a top score of 116 in the recently concluded CG United Super 50 Cup 2024 for Guyana Harpy Eagles will be making the trip to India.
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Justin Greaves drives on his way to an unbeaten century for the West Indies against Bangladesh on day two of the first Test in Antigua on Saturday.
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Pleasantville Secondary School’s Nikita Gosine, centre, starts an attack against Five Rivers Secondary during the SSFL Girls Big 5 final at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Balmain, Couva. Gosine scored a goal in Pleasantville Secondary’s 3-0 win.
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Sherfane Rutherford was bought by the Gujarat Titans for US$317, 000 at the 2025 IPL auction.
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TTFA president Kieron Edwards.
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Julien Alfred of St Lucia.
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Nicholas Pooran scored 28 from 10 balls to lead the Deccan Gladiators to their second Abu Dhabi T10 title.
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Nahid Rana ripped through the West Indies with a five wicket haul to give Bangladesh the edge in the second Test.
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Fatima College Caden Trestrail, left, volleys home Fatima’s second goal against San Juan North Secondary during the SSFL Boys Intercol semifinal at the Diego Martin Sporting Complex, yesterday. Fatima College won 2-0.
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Goals on each side of the half by Jedaiah King and Caden Trestrail propelled Fatima College into the final of the Secondary Schools Football League’s National Coca-Cola Boys’ Intercol final by beating San Juan North Secondary 2-0 in semifinal number one at the Diego Martin Sports Complex, on Thursday.
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National players Isaiah Lee, left, and Adriel George prepare to go after a ball that is in the possession of Defence Force players during a practice match between the teams last Monday. The T&T team won 1-0.
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In the face of concerns about the country’s talent pool in football, national coach Dwight Yorke has expressed confidence that his players can take us to the World Cup in 2026, which will be staged in the Concacaf region by the United States, Mexico and Canada.
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West Indies Women's assistant head coach Damien Wright with players from left, Cherry-Ann Fraser, Jannillea Glasgow, Shawnisha Hector and Kate Wilmott.
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HOBART, Tasmania – In a groundbreaking initiative to develop the next generation of West Indies women’s cricket stars, Cricket West Indies (CWI) has launched a new player development programme in Tasmania, Australia.
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West Indies allrounder Kyle Mayers of Team Abu Dhabi scored an unbeaten 14 from seven balls against the Chennai Braves Jaguars in the Abu Dhabi T10 League in the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday. Team Abu Dhabi won by by eight wickets.
ABU DHABI – West Indies all-rounder Kyle Mayers made valuable contributions with both bat and ball to help Team Abu Dhabi trounce the Chennai Braves Jaguars by eight wickets in the Abu Dhabi T10 League in the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday.
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Blue Devils batsman Kamil Pooran punches the ball through the covers while Soca Kings wicketkeeper Dillon Douglas looks on during Match 5 of the Dream 11 Trinidad T10 Blast at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, San Fernando, yesterday. Pooran scored 29 runs off 11 balls to help Blue Devils in successful chase. Blue Devils won by five wickets.
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Cephas Cooper led Scarlet Ibis Scorchers to a huge win over Trillion Systems Limited on day three of the Dream XI Trinidad T10 Blast at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, San Fernando, on Wednesday.
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West Indies Women will be aiming to convert their semi-final showing in the T20 World Cup into valuable points vs. India in the ICC Women’s Championship.
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ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Cricket West Indies (CWI) has unveiled the West Indies senior women’s squad for their multi-format tour of India scheduled for December 2024. This crucial series will see the team competing in three T20 Internationals and three One-Day Internationals (ODIs).
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Sunshine Girls defeated England 61-53 to clinch the inaugural Vitality Netball Horizon Series 2-1 and claim the championship title.
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Jamaica emerged victorious in the deciding match of the inaugural Vitality Netball Horizon Series, defeating England 61-53 to clinch the series 2-1 and claim the championship title.
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Dwaine Pretorius claimed 4-21.
PROVIDENCE – The Guyana Amazon Warriors launched the inaugural Global Super League in style, following a comprehensive six-wicket victory over the Lahore Qalandars at the Providence Stadium in Guyana on Tuesday.
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T&T captain Shakeel Dyte holds the participation plague as he and his fellow ruggermen pose with their silver medals after losing to Canada, 38-0 in the final in the RAN men's final at the Larry Gomes Stadium, yesterday. The other members of the national men's team are Keston Earle, from left back row, Keon Sylvester, James Phillip, Keishon Walker, Nigel Ballington and Agboola Silverthorn, in front row from left Ruairi O'Farrell, Isaiah Small, Donte Hazzard, Jahreem George and Jonathan Taylor.
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T&T's Rugby Football Union president Maria Thomas is hailing the achievements of the country's men's and women's teams at the just concluded Rugby Americas North (RAN) Sevens Tournament which took place over the last weekend (November 22-24) at the Larry Gomes Stadium in Malabar, Arima.
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Matthew Nandu, who scored 260 runs at an average of 43.3 and a top score of 116 in the recently concluded CG United Super 50 Cup 2024 for Guyana Harpy Eagles will be making the trip to India.
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ST JOHN’S, Antigua — Cricket West Indies (CWI) has unveiled a groundbreaking development programme, set to provide specialised training for seven of the region’s most promising young cricketers. This initiative will take place at the prestigious Chennai Super Kings (CSK) Academy in India this December.
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Justin Greaves drives on his way to an unbeaten century for the West Indies against Bangladesh on day two of the first Test in Antigua on Saturday.
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ST JOHN’S, Antigua — West Indies head coach Andre Coley lauded his players following a dominant performance against Bangladesh in Antigua which saw the home side claim an emphatic 201-run victory in the first Test.
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Pleasantville Secondary School’s Nikita Gosine, centre, starts an attack against Five Rivers Secondary during the SSFL Girls Big 5 final at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Balmain, Couva. Gosine scored a goal in Pleasantville Secondary’s 3-0 win.
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Team captain Taye-Ann Wylie scored a quick-fire first-half brace to lead Pleasantville Secondary School to a hard-fought 3-0 win over Five Rivers Secondary in the Secondary Schools Football League National Girls ‘Big-Five’ final at the Ato Boldon Stadium, in Balmain, Couva, Tuesday.
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Shan Masood of Hampshire Hawks collects his "Player of the Match" award after the ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League T20 match between Hampshire Hawks and Rangpur Riders at Providence Stadium in Georgetown, Guyana on Wednesday (on November 27).
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Samp Army Cocrico Cavaliers Kyle Ramdoo clubs the ball down the ground against Blue Devils during Match 7 of the Dream 11 Trinidad T10 Blast at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, San Fernando, yesterday. The match ended in a tie at 119/4 each after their 10 overs and Samp Army Cocrico Cavaliers won the super over by five runs.
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FILE - National men's indoor hockey team coach Raphael Govia, second from right, back row, poses with his team at the welcomed ceremony held at the VIP Lounge of Piarco International Airport in March after competing at the Indoor Pan American Cup in Calgary, Canada. T&T won silver.
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Fatima College Caden Trestrail, left, volleys home Fatima’s second goal against San Juan North Secondary during the SSFL Boys Intercol semifinal at the Diego Martin Sporting Complex, yesterday. Fatima College won 2-0.
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National players Isaiah Lee, left, and Adriel George prepare to go after a ball that is in the possession of Defence Force players during a practice match between the teams last Monday. The T&T team won 1-0.
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West Indies Women's assistant head coach Damien Wright with players from left, Cherry-Ann Fraser, Jannillea Glasgow, Shawnisha Hector and Kate Wilmott.
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West Indies allrounder Kyle Mayers of Team Abu Dhabi scored an unbeaten 14 from seven balls against the Chennai Braves Jaguars in the Abu Dhabi T10 League in the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday. Team Abu Dhabi won by by eight wickets.
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Blue Devils batsman Kamil Pooran punches the ball through the covers while Soca Kings wicketkeeper Dillon Douglas looks on during Match 5 of the Dream 11 Trinidad T10 Blast at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, San Fernando, yesterday. Pooran scored 29 runs off 11 balls to help Blue Devils in successful chase. Blue Devils won by five wickets.
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West Indies Women will be aiming to convert their semi-final showing in the T20 World Cup into valuable points vs. India in the ICC Women’s Championship.
Courtesy CWI Media
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Sunshine Girls defeated England 61-53 to clinch the inaugural Vitality Netball Horizon Series 2-1 and claim the championship title.
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Dwaine Pretorius claimed 4-21.
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T&T captain Shakeel Dyte holds the participation plague as he and his fellow ruggermen pose with their silver medals after losing to Canada, 38-0 in the final in the RAN men's final at the Larry Gomes Stadium, yesterday. The other members of the national men's team are Keston Earle, from left back row, Keon Sylvester, James Phillip, Keishon Walker, Nigel Ballington and Agboola Silverthorn, in front row from left Ruairi O'Farrell, Isaiah Small, Donte Hazzard, Jahreem George and Jonathan Taylor.
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