Crystal Palace's Rio Cardines, right, of T&T challenges for the ball against Arsenal during the English Premier League football match in Selhurst Park, England, Sunday. Arsenal won 2-1.
Barbadian Thierry Gale of Bolton Wanderers.
Club Sando's Quentin Sampson plays a hook shot against HSM Motors Endeavour during the TTCB/TKR Trinidad T20 Festival Premiership II final match at the Queen's Park Oval in St Clair, Port-of-Spain, yesterday. Club Sando won by 70 runs.
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Kirk McKenzie was one of the outstanding players for the Jamaica Scorpions.
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FILE - Kalifa Mc Collin of Kedah Sunshine.
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T&T players skipper Joshua Da Silva, left, Bryan Charles, centre, Khary Pierre, right, and their Red Force teammates are fully prepared for Barbados Pride in the semifnals of thne West Indies Championships which boels off today.
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Jason Holder
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Natalia Gosine and Giovanna Sherwood are presented with the National Intercol Girls champions trophy and medals by Wesley Dookhoo, Secondary School Cricket League public relations officer, at the annual awards and distribution function.
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Retired police officer Johnny Abraham
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GFM Central Sports Yorkshire Kennar Lewis, left, receives his Man of the Match award from CWI’s Dario Barthley for his century (115 runs) during the TTCB/TKR Trinidad T20 Festival Premiership I match against Prisons Sports Club at the Queen’s Park Oval on Thursday in Port-of-Spain.
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Lester Cassimy
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Kemar Roach
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Senator David Nakhid, left, with Players of the Year, Mikhail Clement, second from left, of Naparima College and Nikita Gosein, second from right, of Pleasantville Secondary School and President of the SSFL School League Merere Gonzales, right, at the prize distribution ceremony at Couva Pt Lisas Chamber, Couva on Thursday.
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Crystal Palace's Rio Cardines, right, of T&T challenges for the ball against Arsenal during the English Premier League football match in Selhurst Park, England, Sunday. Arsenal won 2-1.
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Barbadian Thierry Gale of Bolton Wanderers.
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FILE - Cephas Cooper scored a half-century (93) for T&T Red Force against the Barbados Pride.
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ST JOHN’S – Barbados Pride captured two wickets late in the day to wrestle the initiative away from the Trinidad and Tobago Red Force at the close of play on the opening day of their playoff in the West Indies Championship in Antigua on Sunday (May 10).
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FILE - Jordan Vieira, right,
Queen’s Park shot to the top of the standings in the men’s open division of the T&T Hockey Board Outdoor Tournament at the National Hockey Centre in Tacarigua on Friday night, disposing of Malvern with a convincing 4-0 victory.
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Kirk McKenzie was one of the outstanding players for the Jamaica Scorpions.
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Following a disappointing showing in the 2026 West Indies Championship, head coach of the Jamaica Scorpions Robert Haynes has admitted that the team needs to improve in several areas if they are to challenge for the title.
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FILE - Kalifa Mc Collin of Kedah Sunshine.
Former T&T netballer Kalifa McCollin and Kedah Sunshine will face KL Wildcats in the third place match of the Malaysian Netball Super League (NSL), organised by the Malaysian Netball Association in collaboration with Astro Arena, at the Juara Stadium, Bukit Kiara, Kuala Lumpur, Sunday from 5 am.
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T&T players skipper Joshua Da Silva, left, Bryan Charles, centre, Khary Pierre, right, and their Red Force teammates are fully prepared for Barbados Pride in the semifnals of thne West Indies Championships which boels off today.
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ST JOHN’S – Barbados Pride and Trinidad and Tobago Red Force will renew one of the fiercest regional cricketing rivalries when they clash in the eagerly anticipated semifinals of the West Indies Championship in Antigua on Sunday.
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Jason Holder
JAIPUR – Jason Holder continued his superb start to the Indian Premier League (IPL), with his three-wicket haul propelling the Gujarat Titans to a comprehensive 77-run victory over Rajasthan Royals on Saturday and up to second place in the standings.
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Natalia Gosine and Giovanna Sherwood are presented with the National Intercol Girls champions trophy and medals by Wesley Dookhoo, Secondary School Cricket League public relations officer, at the annual awards and distribution function.
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The Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) honoured its 2025 best performers at its annual awards and distribution function at the Couva/Point Lisas Chamber of Commerce on Thursday.
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Retired police officer Johnny Abraham
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Armed bandits robbed the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board (TTCB) of an estimated $15,000 cash when they stormed the offices at Clifford Roach Drive in Balmain, Couva, on Friday. A spokesman told Guardian Media Sports that the men stormed the facility around 1.30 pm and held up the staff at gunpoint before opening a safe and making off with the cash in a waiting vehicle in the northbound lane of the Solomon Hochoy Highway.
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GFM Central Sports Yorkshire Kennar Lewis, left, receives his Man of the Match award from CWI’s Dario Barthley for his century (115 runs) during the TTCB/TKR Trinidad T20 Festival Premiership I match against Prisons Sports Club at the Queen’s Park Oval on Thursday in Port-of-Spain.
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Under a blistering sun and beneath the glare of the Queen’s Park Oval lights, GFM Central Sports Yorkshire produced a breathtaking display of T20 batting to overwhelm Prisons Sports Club by 87 runs in a one-sided contest at the Trinidad T20 Festival on Thursday.
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Lester Cassimy
Renowned cricket commentator Lester Cassimy has given the thumbs up to the recent move by Cricket West Indies (CWI) to appoint Ottis Gibson as a fast-bowling consultant.
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Kemar Roach
DURHAM, England – West Indies fast bowler Kemar Roach has been ruled out of the rest of the County Championship after suffering a hamstring injury.
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Senator David Nakhid, left, with Players of the Year, Mikhail Clement, second from left, of Naparima College and Nikita Gosein, second from right, of Pleasantville Secondary School and President of the SSFL School League Merere Gonzales, right, at the prize distribution ceremony at Couva Pt Lisas Chamber, Couva on Thursday.
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Senator David Nakhid, Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs, says that in order for the players in the Secondary Schools Football League to go on to achieve greater success, they must make the hard decisions now.
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Fial Under-19’s Levi Ghanny plays a pull shot for six against Preysal Sports Club during the TTCB/TKR Trinidad T20 Festival Premiership I match at the Queen’s Park Oval in St Clair, Port-of-Spain, yesterday. Ghanny scored a half-century (71) in Fial U-19’s 21-run loss.
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Emily Nanton, right, of AC Port-of-Spain Women controls the ball against Point Pioneers FC's Dejeah Bartholomew during the T&T Women League Football at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium, Marabella, yesterday. AC Port-of-Spain won 2-0.
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President of the Tennis Association of T&T Hayden Mitchell,
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FILE - Cephas Cooper scored a half-century (93) for T&T Red Force against the Barbados Pride.
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FILE - Jordan Vieira, right,
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Kirk McKenzie was one of the outstanding players for the Jamaica Scorpions.
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FILE - Kalifa Mc Collin of Kedah Sunshine.
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T&T players skipper Joshua Da Silva, left, Bryan Charles, centre, Khary Pierre, right, and their Red Force teammates are fully prepared for Barbados Pride in the semifnals of thne West Indies Championships which boels off today.
Daniel Prentice
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Jason Holder
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Natalia Gosine and Giovanna Sherwood are presented with the National Intercol Girls champions trophy and medals by Wesley Dookhoo, Secondary School Cricket League public relations officer, at the annual awards and distribution function.
VASHTI SINGH
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Retired police officer Johnny Abraham
ABRAHAM DIAZ
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GFM Central Sports Yorkshire Kennar Lewis, left, receives his Man of the Match award from CWI’s Dario Barthley for his century (115 runs) during the TTCB/TKR Trinidad T20 Festival Premiership I match against Prisons Sports Club at the Queen’s Park Oval on Thursday in Port-of-Spain.
Daniel Prentice
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