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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Kemar Roach, left, has so far taken three wickets to put the West Indies in the ascendancy in the first Test against Bangladesh in Antigua.
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Zarek Wilson of the University of Alabama.
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Jehue Gordon, the 2013 gold medallist in the 400m Hurdles, with 2009 bronze medallist Josanne Lucas at the annual NAAATT Women’s Seminar/Workshop titled "InspireHer" at the National Racquet Sport Centre in Tacarigua on Saturday.
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Jamaica and England will clash in game three on Monday.
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CG United West Indies Super 50 Cup.
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COP Erla Harewood-Christopher, centre, poses with members of Cougars Club, who was dominant in the Police 6K, yesterday morning. Nyla Kerr, fourth from left, won the women's category; Seth Sylvester, second from right, was second in the Under-13 boys; Brittney Morgan, second left, was first in the U-15 Girls; Jada Felix, third from right, was first in U-17 Girls' category; Ashley Serrapio, third from left, was third in the girls' 13-15 category and Jah Micheal Waldron, right, was the winner of the U-17 boys' category. Coach Kelvin Nancoo is at left. .
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West Indies pacer Alzarri Joseph, left, sends down a delivery during the third day of the First Test against Bangladesh in Antigua on Sunday.
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San Fernando Mayor Robert Paris (center) honors former Mayor Ian Atherly and Joan Yuille-Williams before the start of the San Fernando City Month Military Parade at Skinner Park, San Fernando.
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T&T captain Shakeel Dyte attempts to push through the Canada defensive line, Alex Russell and Thomas Isherwood during the men’s final in the RAN Sevens Tournament at Larry Gomes Stadium in Malabar, Arima, yesterday. T&T suffered a 38-0 loss.
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Sherfane Rutherford of Northern Warriors hit an unbeaten century against UP Nawab in the Abu Dhabi T10 league on Sunday. UP Nawab won by nine wickets.
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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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Players and staff of the 2024 SporTT/TTCB Academy currently participating in the ongoing weekend live-in camp at the Sir Frank Worrell Development Centre at Balmain, Couva.
The Sports Company of T&T's (SporTT) investment in preparing a crop of very talented youth cricketers is intended to set alight the regional and international stage soon.
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Patrice Valentine, T&T Table Tennis Association secretary presents Shemar Britton of Queen's Park Table Tennis Club with his Men's Open Tobago Open winners prize at the Shaw Park Cultural Complex, Scarborough on Saturday.
Queen's Park Table Tennis Club duo, Imani Edwards-Taylor, and Guyana's Shemar Britton captured the Women's and Men's Open titles when the T&T Table Tennis Association Tobago Open Tournament came off at the Shaw Park Complex, Scarborough on Saturday.
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Kemar Roach, left, has so far taken three wickets to put the West Indies in the ascendancy in the first Test against Bangladesh in Antigua.
ST JOHN’S – Veteran fast bowler Kemar Roach and his protege Jayden Seales grabbed three wickets apiece to put the West Indies in prime position to push for victory against Bangladesh on an eventful, penultimate day in the first Test match that saw 17 wickets fall in Antigua, on Monday.
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Zarek Wilson of the University of Alabama.
T&T’s Zarek Wilson secured a silver medal as a part of the University of Alabama ‘A’ men’s 400 yards freestyle relay quartet on the final day of the University of Georgia Fall Invitational Swimming Meet at the Gabrielsen Rec Center in Athens, Georgia, on Friday.
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Merriam-Webster describes fear as an unpleasant often strong emotion caused by anticipation or awareness of danger.
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Jehue Gordon, the 2013 gold medallist in the 400m Hurdles, with 2009 bronze medallist Josanne Lucas at the annual NAAATT Women’s Seminar/Workshop titled "InspireHer" at the National Racquet Sport Centre in Tacarigua on Saturday.
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Josanne Lucas, the 2009 World Athletics Championships bronze medallist in the 400m hurdles, gave a moving address at this year's Women’s Seminar/Workshop titled "InspireHer" hosted by the National Association of Athletics Administrations of T&T (NAAATT) at the National Racquet Sports Centre on November 23.
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Jamaica and England will clash in game three on Monday.
KINGSTON – Jamaica has bolstered its netball squad with the inclusion of a trio of players from the Fast5 World Series ahead of the final two matches of their netball series against England.
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CG United West Indies Super 50 Cup.
In a surprising and anticlimactic conclusion to an otherwise thrilling CG United Super50 Cup 2024, both finalists, Barbados Pride and Jamaica Scorpions, failed to take the field for the final, leading to a double forfeit and the decision to declare no champion for this year’s competition.
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COP Erla Harewood-Christopher, centre, poses with members of Cougars Club, who was dominant in the Police 6K, yesterday morning. Nyla Kerr, fourth from left, won the women's category; Seth Sylvester, second from right, was second in the Under-13 boys; Brittney Morgan, second left, was first in the U-15 Girls; Jada Felix, third from right, was first in U-17 Girls' category; Ashley Serrapio, third from left, was third in the girls' 13-15 category and Jah Micheal Waldron, right, was the winner of the U-17 boys' category. Coach Kelvin Nancoo is at left. .
Christopher Mitchell of Defence Force and Nyla Kerr of the Cougars track and field club sped to victory in the T&T Police Service (TTPS) 6K presented by the Athletic Section of the TTPS, Sunday morning, started and ended at the Ken Cook field, Police Training Barracks in St James.
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West Indies pacer Alzarri Joseph, left, sends down a delivery during the third day of the First Test against Bangladesh in Antigua on Sunday.
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ST JOHN’S, Antigua –The West Indies remained firmly in control of the first Test after Day 3, with Bangladesh reaching 269 for 9 at stumps, still trailing by 181 runs at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua on Sunday.
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San Fernando Mayor Robert Paris (center) honors former Mayor Ian Atherly and Joan Yuille-Williams before the start of the San Fernando City Month Military Parade at Skinner Park, San Fernando.
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Hosting a grand military parade, San Fernando marked its 36th anniversary as a city with celebrations honouring two icons —former cycling champion and mayor Ian Atherly, and Joan Yuille-Williams, the former manager of the world championship-winning netball team on Saturday.
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T&T captain Shakeel Dyte attempts to push through the Canada defensive line, Alex Russell and Thomas Isherwood during the men’s final in the RAN Sevens Tournament at Larry Gomes Stadium in Malabar, Arima, yesterday. T&T suffered a 38-0 loss.
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The T&T men’s team secured the silver medal while its women’s compatriot got the bronze medal on Sunday as the curtains came down on the Rugby Americas North (RAN) Sevens Tournament which was hosted by the T&T Rugby Football Union at the Larry Gomes Stadium in Malabar, Arima.
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West Indies Test captain Kraigg Brathwaite.
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New TTFA president Kieron “Bo” Edwards after his successful vote of 38-19 on Saturday.
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Players and staff of the 2024 SporTT/TTCB Academy currently participating in the ongoing weekend live-in camp at the Sir Frank Worrell Development Centre at Balmain, Couva.
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Patrice Valentine, T&T Table Tennis Association secretary presents Shemar Britton of Queen's Park Table Tennis Club with his Men's Open Tobago Open winners prize at the Shaw Park Cultural Complex, Scarborough on Saturday.
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Kemar Roach, left, has so far taken three wickets to put the West Indies in the ascendancy in the first Test against Bangladesh in Antigua.
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Zarek Wilson of the University of Alabama.
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Jehue Gordon, the 2013 gold medallist in the 400m Hurdles, with 2009 bronze medallist Josanne Lucas at the annual NAAATT Women’s Seminar/Workshop titled "InspireHer" at the National Racquet Sport Centre in Tacarigua on Saturday.
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Jamaica and England will clash in game three on Monday.
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CG United West Indies Super 50 Cup.
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COP Erla Harewood-Christopher, centre, poses with members of Cougars Club, who was dominant in the Police 6K, yesterday morning. Nyla Kerr, fourth from left, won the women's category; Seth Sylvester, second from right, was second in the Under-13 boys; Brittney Morgan, second left, was first in the U-15 Girls; Jada Felix, third from right, was first in U-17 Girls' category; Ashley Serrapio, third from left, was third in the girls' 13-15 category and Jah Micheal Waldron, right, was the winner of the U-17 boys' category. Coach Kelvin Nancoo is at left. .
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