The Trinidad and To­ba­go Olympic Com­mit­tee (TTOC) is mourn­ing the loss of Sean Roach, a com­mit­ted sup­port­er of na­tion­al ath­letes and Chief Ex­ec­u­tive Of­fi­cer of Langston Roach In­dus­tries Lim­it­ed, who passed away on Mon­day morn­ing at the age of 46.

DUBAI, Unit­ed Arab Emi­rates – Both West In­dies and In­dia were pe­nalised by the In­ter­na­tion­al Crick­et Coun­cil (ICC) for their slow over rates in the third and fi­nal One Day In­ter­na­tion­al on Sat­ur­day.

BRIDGETOWN, Bar­ba­dos – Bar­ba­dos kept their un­beat­en streak alive, while Bonaire fi­nal­ly se­cured their first win in League B ac­tion when the CON­CA­CAF Na­tions League con­tin­ued on Mon­day.

A lone strike from Glo­ria Hen­ry earned joint na­tion­al Sec­ondary School Girls Foot­ball League ‘Big Five’ win­ners Sig­nal Hill Sec­ondary a 1-0 win over long­time ri­val Scar­bor­ough Sec­ondary in the To­ba­go Zone Cham­pi­onship Di­vi­sion on Sun­day.

LUC­KNOW – In­dia cap­tain Shreyas Iy­er man­han­dled West In­dies’ bowlers on his way to a scin­til­lat­ing, un­beat­en maid­en T20I cen­tu­ry that lift­ed his side to a com­mand­ing eight-wick­et win in their open­er in In­dia on Tues­day.

LUC­KNOW, In­dia – Vet­er­an West In­dies spin­ner Akeal Ho­sein has re­vealed that the use of da­ta will be key for their bowlers in the up­com­ing five-match T20I se­ries against In­dia’s pow­er­ful bat­ting line­up.

HARARE – Teenag­er Eboni Brath­waite scored the fastest-ever T20I half-cen­tu­ry by a West In­dies woman to pi­lot her side to a dom­i­nant eight-wick­et vic­to­ry over Zim­bab­we Women in the sec­ond T20I in Zim­bab­we on Mon­day.

Af­ter the third ODI in New Chandi­garh, West In­dies head coach Daren Sam­my be­gan his press con­fer­ence with an apol­o­gy: “I know you guys spoke to me yes­ter­day (Fri­day, Oc­to­ber 2), but the skip­per is a bit tired. He was in the field for 98.2 overs. So I had to fill in for him.”

SHAR­JAH – Richard Levi and AB de Vil­liers both smashed half cen­turies as South Africa Cham­pi­ons trounced West In­dies Leg­ends by 97 runs when the World Cham­pi­onship of Leg­ends con­tin­ued in the Unit­ed Arab Emi­rates on Sun­day.

The Trinidad and To­ba­go Crick­et Board (TTCB) is en­cour­ag­ing the coun­try’s young crick­eters to de­vel­op a greater ap­pre­ci­a­tion for the longer for­mat of the game as the foun­da­tion for pro­duc­ing fu­ture West In­dies play­ers.

Across Trinidad and To­ba­go, the Min­istry of Health’s pub­lic health cam­paigns ad­vise the pop­u­la­tion to move more. These cam­paigns seek to re­duce non-com­mu­ni­ca­ble dis­eases (NCDs) like di­a­betes and hy­per­ten­sion; com­mu­ni­ty fit­ness dri­ves pro­mote struc­tured ex­er­cise—walk­ing, cy­cling, gym work­outs, or week­end sports. Cillekens et. al. (2026) chal­lenges the one-size-fits-all ap­proach by ask­ing: Are our glob­al phys­i­cal ac­tiv­i­ty guide­lines built for every­body, or are they ex­er­cise guide­lines de­signed for the priv­i­leged?

The Trinidad and To­ba­go Cy­cling Fed­er­a­tion (TTCF) has se­lect­ed Te­niel Camp­bell for the women’s Points Race at the 2026 TIS­SOT UCI Track World Cham­pi­onships sched­uled for Shang­hai, Chi­na, from Oc­to­ber 14 to 18, re­vers­ing its ear­li­er de­ci­sion to se­lect com­pa­tri­ot Alexi Cos­ta-Ramirez.