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Makeda Bain won the Under-16 and U-18 Girls Singles titles at the Sagicor Junior Tennis Tournament held at the National Racquet Centre in Tacarigua, over the past week.
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Stafanie Taylor scored her second successive century to lead West Indies Women past Ireland Women in the third and final ODI.
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T&T medium pacer Daniel Holder took 3 for 52.
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Royalians Travis Carmichael, centre, skip through Harvards defence during a TTRU match at the Queen’s Park Savannah in Port-of-Spain, on Saturday. Royalians won 25-24.
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Members of the Ball Runners team pose for a photo ahead of action in the 2J Icon Cup on the opening day on July 2. The tournament is being held at the basketball court in John John.
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West Indies head coach Daren Sammy
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MVP of Soul City and league’s top shooter Maikea Bramble, second from left back row, poses with her teammates Chantel Perry, from left back row, Shaniya Morgan, Tia Bruno, Kalifa McCollin, Tamica Hoyce, Crystal-Ann George and in front, Annabella Augustine, Antonielle Charles, Kurtisha Hoyce and Kellie Ann Alexander. Soul City played unbeaten to top the A Division in the Lystra Lewis Port-of-Spain Netball League, which closed on Monday at the Woodbrook Youth Facility.
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Vindev Oudit, creator of Bantryx, the social football predictor website and mobile app, during his interview with Guardian Media recently.
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Imran Tahir, centre, and Shai Hope, right, of Guyana Amazon Warriors celebrate winning the Men's Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League Qualifier-1, match 32 against Saint Lucia Kings at Guyana National Stadium in Providence, Guyana, last year.
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Jayden Lennox celebrates one of his five wickets against the West Indies.
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Stafanie Taylor, left, and Hayley Matthews both scored centuries for the West Indies in the second ODI against Ireland.
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Nathan Smith has been drafted into the Desert Vipers squad for the ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League.
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Justin Greaves has been replaced in the West Indies ODI squad by Shimron Hetmyer after sustaining a back injury.
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Makeda Bain won the Under-16 and U-18 Girls Singles titles at the Sagicor Junior Tennis Tournament held at the National Racquet Centre in Tacarigua, over the past week.
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Tobagonian Makeda Bain was the lone player to capture three titles when the curtain came down on the Sagicor Junior Tennis Tournament at the National Racquet Centre in Tacarigua, Thursday (July 16).
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Stafanie Taylor scored her second successive century to lead West Indies Women past Ireland Women in the third and final ODI.
BREADY – Stafanie Taylor cracked a second successive century and West Indies’ spinners dismantled Ireland Women’s batting lineup to see them complete a clean sweep of their One Day International series via a comfortable 64-run victory in Ireland on Wednesday.
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BASSETERRE, St Kitts — In a stunning and abrupt reversal, St. Kitts and Nevis has officially withdrawn its bid to host the 2027 CARIFTA Games, dashing the hopes of a nation that had eagerly awaited the return of the region’s premier junior athletics championships.
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T&T medium pacer Daniel Holder took 3 for 52.
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Barbados took a big step towards retaining their title in the CWI Rising Stars Under-19 Men’s 50-over Championship when they romped to their third successive win, Wednesday (July 15).
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Royalians Travis Carmichael, centre, skip through Harvards defence during a TTRU match at the Queen’s Park Savannah in Port-of-Spain, on Saturday. Royalians won 25-24.
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Royalians Rugby Football Club got a double try from Atiba Rodney that steered them to a narrow 25-24 triumph over Harvard in the Trinidad and Tobago Rugby Football Union (TTRFU) League on Saturday at Harvard Pitch of the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain.
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Members of the Ball Runners team pose for a photo ahead of action in the 2J Icon Cup on the opening day on July 2. The tournament is being held at the basketball court in John John.
An Initiative to ease the tension in the John John community, also aimed at bringing back the love and comfort, is well on the way.
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West Indies head coach Daren Sammy
GEORGETOWN, Guyana – While acknowledging his team’s strength in chasing down totals, West Indies head coach Daren Sammy has pointed out that the regional side also needs to be able to win matches when batting first.
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MVP of Soul City and league’s top shooter Maikea Bramble, second from left back row, poses with her teammates Chantel Perry, from left back row, Shaniya Morgan, Tia Bruno, Kalifa McCollin, Tamica Hoyce, Crystal-Ann George and in front, Annabella Augustine, Antonielle Charles, Kurtisha Hoyce and Kellie Ann Alexander. Soul City played unbeaten to top the A Division in the Lystra Lewis Port-of-Spain Netball League, which closed on Monday at the Woodbrook Youth Facility.
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Goal-shooter Maikea Bramble of Soul City was recognised as the “Most Valuable Player” (MVP) for her team and the top shooter in the A Division of the Lystra Lewis Port-of-Spain Netball League (LLPOSNL), which concluded on Monday following an exciting Men’s Division final at the Woodbrook Youth Facility.
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Vindev Oudit, creator of Bantryx, the social football predictor website and mobile app, during his interview with Guardian Media recently.
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For many avid football fans, nothing compares to the bragging rights that come with correctly predicting the outcome of a match. That is the concept behind the new social football prediction app, Bantryx.
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Imran Tahir, centre, and Shai Hope, right, of Guyana Amazon Warriors celebrate winning the Men's Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League Qualifier-1, match 32 against Saint Lucia Kings at Guyana National Stadium in Providence, Guyana, last year.
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GEORGETOWN – The Guyana Amazon Warriors have unveiled their overseas player roster for the upcoming 2026 Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League season, assembling a star-studded quintet that blends veteran savvy with explosive youth as the franchise aims to build on its impressive 2025 campaign.
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Jayden Lennox celebrates one of his five wickets against the West Indies.
GEORGETOWN – Left-arm spinner Jayden Lennox’s maiden five-wicket haul led New Zealand to a tense five-wicket victory over the West Indies in the second One Day International in Guyana on Monday.
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Stafanie Taylor, left, and Hayley Matthews both scored centuries for the West Indies in the second ODI against Ireland.
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BREADY, Ireland – Veteran West Indies batter Stafanie Taylor is oozing with confidence as her team stands on the precipice of a clean sweep against Ireland, following a masterclass in batting at Bready Cricket Club on Sunday.
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Makeda Bain won the Under-16 and U-18 Girls Singles titles at the Sagicor Junior Tennis Tournament held at the National Racquet Centre in Tacarigua, over the past week.
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Stafanie Taylor scored her second successive century to lead West Indies Women past Ireland Women in the third and final ODI.
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T&T medium pacer Daniel Holder took 3 for 52.
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Royalians Travis Carmichael, centre, skip through Harvards defence during a TTRU match at the Queen’s Park Savannah in Port-of-Spain, on Saturday. Royalians won 25-24.
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Members of the Ball Runners team pose for a photo ahead of action in the 2J Icon Cup on the opening day on July 2. The tournament is being held at the basketball court in John John.
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West Indies head coach Daren Sammy
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MVP of Soul City and league’s top shooter Maikea Bramble, second from left back row, poses with her teammates Chantel Perry, from left back row, Shaniya Morgan, Tia Bruno, Kalifa McCollin, Tamica Hoyce, Crystal-Ann George and in front, Annabella Augustine, Antonielle Charles, Kurtisha Hoyce and Kellie Ann Alexander. Soul City played unbeaten to top the A Division in the Lystra Lewis Port-of-Spain Netball League, which closed on Monday at the Woodbrook Youth Facility.
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Vindev Oudit, creator of Bantryx, the social football predictor website and mobile app, during his interview with Guardian Media recently.
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