FILE - T&T senior men's head coach Angus Eve.
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Representatives from the ICC and CWI delegation carrying out inspections at one of the host venues for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024, the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua on November 30.
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Cricket West Indies Academy player and technical staff celebrate with the trophy after sweeping their four-day, first-class series against Emerging Ireland, 2-0 on Monday.
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West Indies all-rounder Romario Shepherd.
Wesley Graham, centre, was named the winner of the Men's Physique Open. Helmis Escalona, left, was second with Korrie John, right, in third.
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West Indies Test gloveman Joshua Da Silva.
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Renegades captain Hayley Matthews.
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Teenaged left-hander Jordan Johnson.
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Sunil Narine, right, is presented with a commemorative plaque from the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board's first vice-president Arjoon Ramlal at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, San Fernando, Wednesday. Narine, the former world No 1 ICC-ranked T20 bowler announced his retirement from International cricket on Sunday.
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T&T Dylan Carter, second from right, participates in a branding workshop at the Paris 2024 Team Visa Summit on October 31 at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris.
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Hayley Matthews, West Indies Women's captain.
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Sunil Narine to feature in CG United Super 50 final with the T&T Red Force.
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T&T's Gwendolyn Smith, centre, after winning gold in the women's 55-59 discus throw at the North and Central America and the Caribbean Masters (NCCMA) in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico on Friday.
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T&T Red Force Terrance Hinds, second from right, celebrates a Leeward Islands Hurricanes’ wicket with teammates during the CWI Super 50 tournament final at Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, yesterday. T&T won by seven wickets.
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FILE - T&T senior men's head coach Angus Eve.
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Representatives from the ICC and CWI delegation carrying out inspections at one of the host venues for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024, the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua on November 30.
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Cricket West Indies Academy player and technical staff celebrate with the trophy after sweeping their four-day, first-class series against Emerging Ireland, 2-0 on Monday.
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T&T striker Reon Moore, centre, participates in a drill during the national football team’s final home-based training session at the Larry Gomes Stadium in Malabar, Arima, yesterday ahead of Thursday’s opening leg of the Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal against the US in Austin, Texas.
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Soca Warriors duo, midfielder Neveal Hackshaw of Oakland Roots and Defence Force striker Reon Moore are confident of getting a positive result against the USA in their first-leg Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal at the Q2 Stadium in Austin, Texas on Thursday (November 16).
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Barbadian jockey Patrick Husbands.
TORONTO – Barbadian rider Patrick Husbands combined with 9-5 choice Fashionably Fab to crush the three-year-old fillies and win the CAN$100 000 Ashbridges Bay Stakes at Woodbine in Canada.
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Wesley Graham, centre, was named the winner of the Men's Physique Open. Helmis Escalona, left, was second with Korrie John, right, in third.
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Stephan Maxwell stole the spotlight at the 30th Clinton Sammy Bodybuilding Classic at the Naparima Boys' College Auditorium in San Fernando on Saturday (November 11). Maxwell won the Middleweight class, the Classic Physique division and the overall title.
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West Indies Test gloveman Joshua Da Silva.
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – The inexperienced trio of Kevlon Anderson, Shamar Joseph and Abhijai Mansingh have been granted their first international call-ups, in a 14-man West Indies-A squad for the tour of South Africa starting later this month.
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Renegades captain Hayley Matthews.
MELBOURNE, Australia – Captain Hayley Matthews registered her third straight single-digit score as Melbourne Renegades extended their wretched run with a chastening ten-wicket defeat to Perth Scorchers.
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Teenaged left-hander Jordan Johnson.
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ST JOHN’S – Teenagers Jordan Johnson and Isai Thorne have been called up to the West Indies Academy squad for the red and white-ball series against Ireland Academy bowling off in Antigua on Friday.
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Sunil Narine, right, is presented with a commemorative plaque from the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board's first vice-president Arjoon Ramlal at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, San Fernando, Wednesday. Narine, the former world No 1 ICC-ranked T20 bowler announced his retirement from International cricket on Sunday.
West Indies mystery spinner, Sunil Narine, announced his retirement from international cricket via Instagram last Sunday (November 5), ahead of the final preliminary match for T&T Red Force in the CG United Super50 Cup.
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T&T Dylan Carter, second from right, participates in a branding workshop at the Paris 2024 Team Visa Summit on October 31 at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris.
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T&T swimmer Dylan Carter is among a current list of 117 athletes unveiled by the Worldwide Payment Technology Partner of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, joining Team Visa for Paris 2024, yesterday.
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Hayley Matthews, West Indies Women's captain.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – Cricket’s world organising body, the ICC announced on Friday that West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews was its Women’s Player-of-the-Month for October.
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Sunil Narine to feature in CG United Super 50 final with the T&T Red Force.
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Cricket fans will get the chance to see the final of the CG United Super50 Cup for free on Saturday (November 11).
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T&T's Gwendolyn Smith, centre, after winning gold in the women's 55-59 discus throw at the North and Central America and the Caribbean Masters (NCCMA) in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico on Friday.
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T&T's Gwendolyn Smith won gold in her opening event at the North and Central America and the Caribbean Masters (NCCMA) Championships in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico on Friday.
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T&T Red Force Terrance Hinds, second from right, celebrates a Leeward Islands Hurricanes’ wicket with teammates during the CWI Super 50 tournament final at Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, yesterday. T&T won by seven wickets.
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Unbeaten Trinidad and Tobago Red Force romped to their 14th Super50 title on Saturday night when they whipped Leeward Islands Hurricanes by seven wickets under Duckworth-Lewis-Stern in a lopsided final at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba.
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Amari Ash of Blue Lightning Swim Club.
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Jason Mohammed, fourth from right, gathers with his T&T Red Force teammates to celebrate a wicket during the Regional Super50 Cup final against the Leeward Island Hurricanes at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, San Fernando on Saturday night. The Red Force won by seven wickets under the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method.
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T&T striker Reon Moore, centre, participates in a drill during the national football team’s final home-based training session at the Larry Gomes Stadium in Malabar, Arima, yesterday ahead of Thursday’s opening leg of the Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal against the US in Austin, Texas.
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Barbadian jockey Patrick Husbands.
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Wesley Graham, centre, was named the winner of the Men's Physique Open. Helmis Escalona, left, was second with Korrie John, right, in third.
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West Indies Test gloveman Joshua Da Silva.
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Renegades captain Hayley Matthews.
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Teenaged left-hander Jordan Johnson.
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Sunil Narine, right, is presented with a commemorative plaque from the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board's first vice-president Arjoon Ramlal at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, San Fernando, Wednesday. Narine, the former world No 1 ICC-ranked T20 bowler announced his retirement from International cricket on Sunday.
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T&T Dylan Carter, second from right, participates in a branding workshop at the Paris 2024 Team Visa Summit on October 31 at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris.
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Hayley Matthews, West Indies Women's captain.
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