DUBAI, Unit­ed Arab Emi­rates – The In­ter­na­tion­al Crick­et Coun­cil (ICC) on Tues­day an­nounced a ma­jor mul­ti-year glob­al part­ner­ship with Hyundai Mo­tor Com­pa­ny, wel­com­ing the glob­al au­to­mo­tive man­u­fac­tur­er as a Pre­mier Part­ner for up­com­ing ICC events.

The cur­tain comes down on the 2025 rac­ing sea­son with two fea­ture races–the Gold Cup and the Ju­ve­nile Cham­pi­onship. While both races are a shad­ow of their for­mer selves, rac­ing fans can still look for­ward to a pleas­ant Fri­day out. It is hoped that many will come out to ex­pe­ri­ence the six races sched­uled to be run off.

Ty Humphrey pro­duced a stand­out per­for­mance for Trinidad and To­ba­go as Team TTO de­liv­ered a strong show­ing at the Cen­tral Amer­i­ca and Caribbean (CAC) Youth Chess Fes­ti­val, held in Puer­to Ri­co from De­cem­ber 15-20.

“We have had hun­dreds of con­ver­sa­tions, and in every one of those ex­changes, Mr Pres­i­dent (Sud­hir Rames­sar) on­ly sought the bet­ter­ment of oth­ers. I have nev­er known him to ask for any­thing for him­self or to en­quire for any­thing on his own be­half,” Sen­a­tor Dr. Amery Browne.

MOUNT MAUN­GANUI, New Zealand — A som­bre Ros­ton Chase con­ced­ed his West In­dies side was “out­ma­noeu­vred and out­played” af­ter a com­pre­hen­sive de­feat in the third Test sealed a 2-0 se­ries loss to New Zealand.

ABU DHABI - In a ten­sion-soaked, low-scor­ing clas­sic at the Za­yed Crick­et Sta­di­um in the Unit­ed Arab Emi­rates on Mon­day (De­cem­ber 22), the Shar­jah War­riorz snatched a dra­mat­ic four-wick­et vic­to­ry off the very last ball against the Abu Dhabi Knight Rid­ers, in­ject­ing high dra­ma in­to the DP World ILT20 play­off race.

MOUNT MAUN­GANUI - A dev­as­tat­ing spell of fast bowl­ing from Ja­cob Duffy, who claimed a ca­reer-best match haul of 9 for 128, pow­ered New Zealand to a crush­ing 323-run vic­to­ry over the West In­dies in the third Test in New Zealand on Mon­day, clinch­ing the se­ries 2-0.

MOUNT MAUN­GANUI, New Zealand – West In­dies will re­quire a mir­a­cle if they are to record a se­ries-lev­el­ing vic­to­ry over New Zealand in the third and fi­nal Test, fol­low­ing an­oth­er su­perb per­for­mance by the home side’s open­ers on Sat­ur­day’s penul­ti­mate day.

New Tech­ni­cal Di­rec­tor Devin El­cock is em­brac­ing the op­por­tu­ni­ty to lead T&T foot­ball from a po­si­tion of de­vel­op­ment.

As the West In­dies pre­pare for the 2026 ICC T20 World Cup in In­dia, Feb­ru­ary 7-March 8, they would want to quick­ly for­get their 2025 per­for­mances. In five se­ries (2 home and 3 away), they played 19 match­es. They won sev­en (6), lost four­teen (12), and had one no-re­sult, end­ing with a win per­cent­age of 31.58%.

MOUNT MAUN­GANUI – The West In­dies’ bat­ters have start­ed strong­ly chas­ing New Zealand’s mam­moth first in­nings to­tal, to leave the game in the bal­ance at the end of play on the sec­ond day in New Zealand on Fri­day.

MOUNT MAUN­GANUI, New Zealand – Kavem Hodge scored a re­silient, un­beat­en cen­tu­ry as West In­dies made New Zealand toil for the en­tire day in a rare show of com­mit­ment by their bats­men, to leave the third Test in­ter­est­ing­ly poised af­ter Fri­day’s play.