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FILE - TTCB president and Cricket West Indies vice president Azim Bassarath - HBM, left, present Cricket West Indies president Dr Kishore Shallow during the TTCB September 30, 2023 awards function held at the Center Pointe Mall Auditorium in Chaguanas.
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President of Cricket West Indies Dr Kishore Shallow
Openers John Campbell, left, and Brandon King, second right, have given the West Indies a solid start in their first innings.
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Kavem Hodge celebrates after scoring a century against New Zealand in the third Test on Friday.
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Rayon Griffith, West Indies assistant coach.
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Andre Russell of Abu Dhabi Knight Riders plays a shot against Gulf Giants during Match 19 of the DP World International League T20 held at the Zayed Cricket Stadium, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, on Thursday.
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New Zealand chose to bat first and reached 334 for 1 after the first day's play.
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Boys' footballers in action during the during the NLP Combine at the Defence Force Training Ground over the weekend.
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Concacaf Caribbean Cup Best XI
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The West Indies Under-19 squad for the 2026 ICC World Cup.
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West Indies assistant coach Floyd Reifer.
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Jason Holder celebrates taking a wicket.
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FILE - Jewel Andrew.
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FILE - TTCB president and Cricket West Indies vice president Azim Bassarath - HBM, left, present Cricket West Indies president Dr Kishore Shallow during the TTCB September 30, 2023 awards function held at the Center Pointe Mall Auditorium in Chaguanas.
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T&T’s new football director Devin Elcock
New Technical Director Devin Elcock is embracing the opportunity to lead T&T football from a position of development.
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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%.
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Openers John Campbell, left, and Brandon King, second right, have given the West Indies a solid start in their first innings.
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.
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Kavem Hodge celebrates after scoring a century against New Zealand in the third Test 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.
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There are football people who blend in, and there are football people who leave an imprint. Former national football captain David Nakhid has always belonged firmly in the latter category.
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Rayon Griffith, West Indies assistant coach.
MOUNT MAUNGANUI - West Indies were left to toil under a relentless New Zealand sun on the opening day of the third and final Test at Bay Oval in New Zealand, as the hosts seized total control with a commanding batting display, finishing the day on a formidable 334 for the loss of just one wicket.
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After 63 years of independence, we have navigated ourselves into a swamp - economic, sociopolitical and moral. And every serious commentator is at risk, with every honest commentary that holds up the mirror for society to look at itself, of creating their own tributary to the river of negative discourse that inundates us daily in the legacy and social media.
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Andre Russell of Abu Dhabi Knight Riders plays a shot against Gulf Giants during Match 19 of the DP World International League T20 held at the Zayed Cricket Stadium, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, on Thursday.
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ABU DHABI – The Abu Dhabi Knight Riders produced a nail-biting display of power-hitting and nerve to overcome the Gulf Giants by four wickets at the Zayed Cricket Stadium in the United Arab Emirates on Thursday, vaulting from sixth to fourth in the ILT20 points table.
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New Zealand chose to bat first and reached 334 for 1 after the first day's play.
MOUNT MAUNGANUI, New Zealand - A green-tinged Bay Oval strip at Mount Maunganui promised a bowler’s paradise.
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Boys' footballers in action during the during the NLP Combine at the Defence Force Training Ground over the weekend.
The future of T&T football was on full display this past weekend as the third edition of the Next Level Performance (NLP) Combine concluded at the Defence Force Training Ground.
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Concacaf Caribbean Cup Best XI
MIAMI, Florida – The curtains have closed on a thrilling 2025 Concacaf Caribbean Cup, concluding with Jamaica’s Mount Pleasant FA hoisting its maiden trophy.
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The West Indies Under-19 squad for the 2026 ICC World Cup.
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – After leading the West Indies Under-19s to series wins over Sri Lanka and England, Joshua Dorne will captain the side at next year’s ICC Cricket World Cup.
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Jacob Duffy took 5-42 against the West Indies to seal the win for New Zealand.
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Kavem Hodge left unbeaten on 123 runs against New Zealand in the third Test on Saturday.
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T&T’s new football director Devin Elcock
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Openers John Campbell, left, and Brandon King, second right, have given the West Indies a solid start in their first innings.
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Kavem Hodge celebrates after scoring a century against New Zealand in the third Test on Friday.
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Rayon Griffith, West Indies assistant coach.
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Andre Russell of Abu Dhabi Knight Riders plays a shot against Gulf Giants during Match 19 of the DP World International League T20 held at the Zayed Cricket Stadium, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, on Thursday.
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New Zealand chose to bat first and reached 334 for 1 after the first day's play.
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