AHMED­ABAD – Ja­son Hold­er’s fairy­tale start with the ball for the Gu­jarat Ti­tans con­tin­ued as his three-wick­et haul saw them pum­mel Sun­ris­ers Hy­der­abad (SRH) by 82 runs and rise to the sum­mit of the In­di­an Pre­mier League on Tues­day.

​High-hand­ed use and abuse of pow­er and au­thor­i­ty, shaped by the his­tor­i­cal an­tecedents of im­pe­ri­al­ism, colo­nial­ism, slav­ery and the slave mas­ter syn­drome, is hav­ing sig­nif­i­cant neg­a­tive con­se­quences on long-term ath­lete and sport de­vel­op­ment in Trinidad and To­ba­go.

ST JOHN’S – Cap­tain Ri­val­do Clarke and Amari Goodridge both ham­mered un­beat­en cen­turies as the West In­dies Acad­e­my took open­ing day ho­n­ours against the Guyana Harpy Ea­gles in their warm-up match at the An­tigua Recre­ation Ground on Sun­day (May 10).

Mer­ry­boys Sports Club de­liv­ered a com­mand­ing per­for­mance to open Day 4 of the Trinidad T20 Fes­ti­val 2026, over­pow­er­ing Pro­fil­bau Vic­to­ria Unit­ed Sports Club by 56 runs at the Queen’s Park Oval in St Clair, Port-of-Spain, Sun­day (May 10).

Kenyan long-dis­tance run­ner Alex Eke­sa pro­duced an­oth­er bril­liant per­for­mance on Sun­day morn­ing, suc­cess­ful­ly de­fend­ing his ti­tle and shav­ing sec­onds off his own course record at the Bafas­ports Mid­night Marathon.

Am­a­teur sport ad­min­is­tra­tors—man­ag­ing a com­mu­ni­ty foot­ball club, swim team, a fledg­ling women's crick­et team, or a net­ball team—of­ten face the tough re­al­i­ty of lim­it­ed re­sources, such as lack of fund­ing and or hav­ing to share fields, courts, tracks, and pools with oth­er clubs and, some­times, with na­tion­al teams.

FUL­HAM – Khadi­ja ‘Bun­ny’ Shaw scored two late goals to help Man­ches­ter City snatch vic­to­ry from the jaws of de­feat against Chelsea and book their spot in the Women’s FA Cup fi­nal in Eng­land on Sun­day.

For­mer St Au­gus­tine mid­field­er Randy Ram­cha­ran played the fi­nal min­utes of the sport he loved dear­ly be­fore trag­i­cal­ly pass­ing away in the pres­ence of his team­mates on May 9.

A meet­ing de­signed to bring clar­i­ty to the process by which Na­tion­al Gov­ern­ing Bod­ies (NG­Bs) re­ceive fund­ing through the Sports Com­pa­ny of T&T (SporTT) will pro­ceed with­out two key de­ci­sion-mak­ers - Min­is­ter of Sport and Youth Af­fairs Phillip Watts and Per­ma­nent Sec­re­tary (PS) Pene­lope Brad­shaw-Niles.

​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.

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).

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.