Fast bowler Jayden Seales celebrates a wicket during the opening Test.
Rovman Powell, left, West Indies T20 vice capatin with West Indies head coach Phil Simmons.
Winners of the Robert Ballack Memorial Charity Golf Tournament, Carlton Singh and Tommy Boodoo, receive their prizes from tournament organiser, Maritza Ballack.
T&T’s former standout Russell Latapy, who resigned as Barbados coach.
TTFA president David John-Williams
BIG South East Port-of-Spain women celebrate their victory over Glamorgan in the Women's Under-21 Division of the T&T Volleyball Federation (T&TVF) Macsood Ali Development Festival final at the National Cycling Centre (NCC) in Balmain, Couva on Tuesday night. PHOTO: SEAN MORRISON.
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Veteran right-hander Devon Thomas.
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T&T’s Neveal Hackshaw celebrates after scoring the lone goal for his team against Bahamas in the Concacaf Nations League at the Hasely Crawford Stadium on Monday night. Joining the celebration is Keston Julien, right. T&T won the game 1-0. ↔PICTURE ANTHONY HARRIS
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The Member of Parliament for St Ann’s East and Minister of Education Nyan Gadsby-Dolly meets Dexter Sween, the captain Santa Cruz Sports.
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Members of the T&T U-20 squad at the Piarco International Airport prior to departure on Tuesday.
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T&T's Neveal Hackshaw (No 15) scores the winning goal for the "Soca Warriors" against Bahamas during their second match of the Concacaf Nations League at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo on Monday night. T&T won 1-0.
Anthony Harris
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West Indies debutant Shamarh Brooks celebrates his half-century during the first One Day International (ODI) against Ireland yesterday at Sabina Park in Jamaica. The Barbadian struck 93 runs from 89 balls hitting nine fours and three sixes.
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T&T's Gabriela Donahue pushes for a medal during the girls 18 and over 100 metres Breaststroke in the Pan Am Aquatics Swimming Age Group Championships at the National Aquatic Centre in Balmain, Couva. Donahue finished second with a time of one minute 17.36 seconds. (Photo by Daniel Prentice)
Daniel Prentice
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Mini Me Tobago with the crew of Odinga Walker (Throttleman) and Kerlon Ferguson (Driver) won the H Class which is a new category.
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Keshorn Walcott
ANTHONY HARRIS
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Fast bowler Jayden Seales celebrates a wicket during the opening Test.
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Rovman Powell, left, West Indies T20 vice capatin with West Indies head coach Phil Simmons.
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Winners of the Robert Ballack Memorial Charity Golf Tournament, Carlton Singh and Tommy Boodoo, receive their prizes from tournament organiser, Maritza Ballack.
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West Indies and Pakistan cricketers during the first One-Day International at Multan Cricket Stadium in Pakistan, yesterday. The regional side suffered a five-wicket defeat in the series opener.
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MULTAN, Pakistan – Shai Hope’s 12th One-Day International hundred saw him become the joint third-fastest player to 4,000 runs in the format but the maestro Babar Azam rained on his parade, responding with another exceptional century to propel Pakistan to a five-wicket win in the series opener in Pakistan on Wednesday.
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Colin Murray
By the time you read this column, West Indies would have completed their first One Day International (ODI) vs Pakistan. Many critics would not give this new-look West Indies team a chance against a dangerous Pakistan team currently ranked No 5 in the ICC Men’s ODI rankings.
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BIG South East Port-of-Spain women celebrate their victory over Glamorgan in the Women's Under-21 Division of the T&T Volleyball Federation (T&TVF) Macsood Ali Development Festival final at the National Cycling Centre (NCC) in Balmain, Couva on Tuesday night. PHOTO: SEAN MORRISON.
BIG South East Port-of-Spain women and Zenith men were crowned champions of their respective Under-21 Divisions when the T&T Volleyball Federation (TTVF) Macsood Ali Development Festival final continued at the National Cycling Centre (NCC) in Balmain, Couva on Tuesday night.
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Veteran right-hander Devon Thomas.
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Veteran right-hander Devon Thomas has been called up to face Bangladesh in the first Test starting next week but West Indies will be without rested marquee all-rounder Jason Holder while ace new-ball seamer Kemar Roach is battling to be fit for the two-match series.
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T&T’s Neveal Hackshaw celebrates after scoring the lone goal for his team against Bahamas in the Concacaf Nations League at the Hasely Crawford Stadium on Monday night. Joining the celebration is Keston Julien, right. T&T won the game 1-0. ↔PICTURE ANTHONY HARRIS
“Satisfied” is how national football coach Angus Eve feels about Monday’s 1-0 defeat over the Bahamas in their Group C, League B Concacaf Nations League at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo, Port-of-Spain.
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The Member of Parliament for St Ann’s East and Minister of Education Nyan Gadsby-Dolly meets Dexter Sween, the captain Santa Cruz Sports.
After rain washed out the first match between Police Sports Club and Santa Cruz Sports Association in the North Zone T20 tournament opener on Sunday, at the Diego Martin Sporting Facility, Glenora Sports Club recorded a 39-run victory over Invincible.
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Members of the T&T U-20 squad at the Piarco International Airport prior to departure on Tuesday.
T&T’s men Under-20 squad arrived in San Jose, Costa Ricaon Tuesday afternoon for a 10-day training camp ahead of the CONCACAF Men’s U-20 Championship in Honduras.
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T&T's Neveal Hackshaw (No 15) scores the winning goal for the "Soca Warriors" against Bahamas during their second match of the Concacaf Nations League at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo on Monday night. T&T won 1-0.
Anthony Harris
A commanding display by T&T’s senior national men’s team was not reflected in the scoreline as the Soca Warriors edged Bahamas 1-0 in their second match of the Concacaf Nations League competition at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo, Port-of-Spain on Monday night.
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West Indies debutant Shamarh Brooks celebrates his half-century during the first One Day International (ODI) against Ireland yesterday at Sabina Park in Jamaica. The Barbadian struck 93 runs from 89 balls hitting nine fours and three sixes.
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The Caribbean side swept minnows Netherlands 3-0 last week in Amsterdam with the likes of Shai Hope, Shamarh Brooks and Kyle Mayers all hitting centuries.
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T&T's Gabriela Donahue pushes for a medal during the girls 18 and over 100 metres Breaststroke in the Pan Am Aquatics Swimming Age Group Championships at the National Aquatic Centre in Balmain, Couva. Donahue finished second with a time of one minute 17.36 seconds. (Photo by Daniel Prentice)
Daniel Prentice
Two-time national Olympic swimmer, Sharntelle McLean and coach of the T&T team for the just-concluded third Pan Am Age-Group Swimming which was hosted by the Aquatics Sports Association of T&T (ASATT) at the National Aquatic Centre in Balmain, Couva and concluded on Sunday says she is very proud of her swimmers.
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Mini Me Tobago with the crew of Odinga Walker (Throttleman) and Kerlon Ferguson (Driver) won the H Class which is a new category.
Ironman had a free reign in the absence of last year’s T&T International Great Race champion Motul Monster and multiple-time winner Mr Solo II in the 130 mph B Class, when the Fourth Regatta took place on Sunday.
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Keshorn Walcott
ANTHONY HARRIS
T&T’s two-time Olympic medallist Keshorn Walcott threw a season’s best (sb) 89.07 metres to bag a bronze in the men’s javelin event at the 41st edition of the FBK Games in Hengelo, Netherlands, on Monday.
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La Horquetta Rangers left-back Ross Russell Jr outpaced a desperate tackle from a Central FC player during the Ascension Tournament at the Phase II Recreation Grounds on June 3 in La Horquetta. Today, Rangers will be back in action against Moruga FC at the same venue at 8 pm. (Photo by Daniel Prentice)
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Shamarh Brooks plays a sweep during his half-century in the opening ODI against Pakistan.
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T&T forward Reon Moore, left, and fellow national teammates during a training session at the Arnos Vale Stadium in St Vincent and the Grenadines yesterday as they get ready for their third Concacaf Nations League match against St Vincent and the Grenadines, today.
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West Indies and Pakistan cricketers during the first One-Day International at Multan Cricket Stadium in Pakistan, yesterday. The regional side suffered a five-wicket defeat in the series opener.
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Colin Murray
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BIG South East Port-of-Spain women celebrate their victory over Glamorgan in the Women's Under-21 Division of the T&T Volleyball Federation (T&TVF) Macsood Ali Development Festival final at the National Cycling Centre (NCC) in Balmain, Couva on Tuesday night. PHOTO: SEAN MORRISON.
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Veteran right-hander Devon Thomas.
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T&T’s Neveal Hackshaw celebrates after scoring the lone goal for his team against Bahamas in the Concacaf Nations League at the Hasely Crawford Stadium on Monday night. Joining the celebration is Keston Julien, right. T&T won the game 1-0. ↔PICTURE ANTHONY HARRIS
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The Member of Parliament for St Ann’s East and Minister of Education Nyan Gadsby-Dolly meets Dexter Sween, the captain Santa Cruz Sports.
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Members of the T&T U-20 squad at the Piarco International Airport prior to departure on Tuesday.
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T&T's Neveal Hackshaw (No 15) scores the winning goal for the "Soca Warriors" against Bahamas during their second match of the Concacaf Nations League at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo on Monday night. T&T won 1-0.
Anthony Harris
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West Indies debutant Shamarh Brooks celebrates his half-century during the first One Day International (ODI) against Ireland yesterday at Sabina Park in Jamaica. The Barbadian struck 93 runs from 89 balls hitting nine fours and three sixes.
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