West Indies all-rounder Justin Greaves
Jayden Seales (left), Alzarri Joseph (centre) and Shamar Joseph (right) are expected to carry the West Indies pace attack against Sri Lanka.
FILE - Chinelle Henry scored an unbeaten half century in the West Indies Women’s loss to England Women.
Damel Evelyn scored an unbeaten 77 to lead the West Indies Academy to victory over Sri Lanka Emerging Players.
Sri Lanka Emerging Players' Pulindu Perera scored a century against West Indies Academy in the second unofficial Test at the Mahinda Rajapaksha International Cricket Stadium in Hambantota, Sri Lanka on Tuesday.
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Livano Comenencia (No 8) celebrates after scoring Curacao’s first-ever goal at a FIFA World Cup against Germany on Sunday.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s Joshua Balfour, left, and James Walklin
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Shaqkere Parris
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Rovman Powell scores 43 runs for West Indies win.
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Canadian High Commissioner Michael Callan, left, presents a door prize of an Official World Cup Football to Kafele Musa Marshall. Looking on is his father, Yohance Marshall, during the World Cup match between Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina, live screening at Movie Towne Port-of-Spain yesterday.
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Colombian Kevin Quintero raises his hands in triumph at an international event. He will headline a list of international cyclists for the coming 'Carnival of Speed' and 'Speed Paradise' event at the National Cycling Centre (NCC) in Balmain, Couva, June 19-21.
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Shemaine Campbelle (second right) is mobbed by captain Hayley Matthews (left), Ashmini Munisar (centre) and Stafanie Taylor after leading the West Indies to victory over New Zealand.
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West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews
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FILE - Gloria Henry, right, who retained the girls' Under-13 300m hurdles title and led a Rss Phoenix sweep of the medals for a second straight year at the NAAATT Juvenile Championships last year, will be back to compete in the U-15 category in the two-day meet which starts today. Her clubmates Jemiah Nora, second from right, Tanniesha Hercules, second from left, and Jahnoya Martin, left, were second, third and fourth place respectively. Henry also won the 400m and long jump titles.
Clayton Clarke
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Two Russian young football fans sport their T&T shirts at the Radisson Blu Hotel after the T&T match in Kaliningrad where Russia won 3-0 on Tuesday.
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(Standing) National flagman David Nelson and friends watch the opening game of the Fifa World Cup with at Nej'on Bar, Scarborough Esplanade yesterday
STEPHON NICHOLAS
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West Indies all-rounder Justin Greaves
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Jayden Seales (left), Alzarri Joseph (centre) and Shamar Joseph (right) are expected to carry the West Indies pace attack against Sri Lanka.
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West Indies celebrate after winning the T20I series, 2-1, against Sri Lanka at Sabina Park in Jamaica on Sunday.
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KINGSTON – Shamar Joseph’s five-wicket haul, coupled with some extraordinary power hitting by Jason Holder, ensured West Indies secured a series-winning five-wicket victory over Sri Lanka in the third and final T20I in Jamaica on Sunday.
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The dichotomy of control. A couple of days ago, a "thought of the day" came across my timeline. It was a quote from the Stoic philosopher Epictetus. It jumped out at me because of something FIFA president Gianni Infantino said in answer to a question.
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Sri Lanka Emerging Players' Pulindu Perera scored a century against West Indies Academy in the second unofficial Test at the Mahinda Rajapaksha International Cricket Stadium in Hambantota, Sri Lanka on Tuesday.
HAMBANTOTA – Pulindu Perera’s century led a dominant batting display by Sri Lanka Emerging Players, as the West Indies Academy’s bowlers were made to toil with little success on the second day of the second unofficial ‘Test in Sri Lanka on Tuesday.
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Livano Comenencia (No 8) celebrates after scoring Curacao’s first-ever goal at a FIFA World Cup against Germany on Sunday.
HOUSTON – Despite being thrashed 7-1 by Germany in their first-ever World Cup match in the United States on Sunday, Curaçao head coach Dick Advocaat does not believe his side should be embarrassed by the scoreline.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s Joshua Balfour, left, and James Walklin
FRANKFURT, Germany—On a historic Friday night in Germany, Trinidad and Tobago’s James Walklin and Joshua Balfour carved their names into the annals of regional sport.
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Shaqkere Parris
HAMBANTOTA – Off-spinner Chamod Battage claimed four wickets to put Sri Lanka Emerging Players in a strong position over the West Indies Academy at the close of play on the first day of the second unofficial ‘Test’ in Sri Lanka on Monday.
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Rovman Powell scores 43 runs for West Indies win.
KINGSTON, Jamaica — After a disappointing loss in the series opener, Sri Lanka delivered an emphatic response on Saturday night, producing a dominant all-round performance to secure a series-levelling 37-run victory over West Indies at Sabina Park.
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Canadian High Commissioner Michael Callan, left, presents a door prize of an Official World Cup Football to Kafele Musa Marshall. Looking on is his father, Yohance Marshall, during the World Cup match between Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina, live screening at Movie Towne Port-of-Spain yesterday.
ANISTO ALVES
Canadian football fans, football academies and other specially-invited guests bore witness to the Canucks first-ever point in a FIFA World Cup at a watch party hosted by the Canadian High Commission to Trinidad and Tobago at MovieTowne, Invader's Bay, Mucurapo on Friday.
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Colombian Kevin Quintero raises his hands in triumph at an international event. He will headline a list of international cyclists for the coming 'Carnival of Speed' and 'Speed Paradise' event at the National Cycling Centre (NCC) in Balmain, Couva, June 19-21.
Colombia’s elite duo of Kevin Quintero and Cristian Ortega will headline this year’s "Carnival of Speed" and "Speed Paradise" cycling events. Organised by Team DPS and its owner, Robert Farrier, the action takes place from June 19-21 at the National Cycling Centre in Balmain, Couva.
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Shemaine Campbelle (second right) is mobbed by captain Hayley Matthews (left), Ashmini Munisar (centre) and Stafanie Taylor after leading the West Indies to victory over New Zealand.
SOUTHAMPTON, England – Shemaine Campbelle saved her best-ever T20I performance for the 2026 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup to propel West Indies Women to a stunning seven-wicket victory over defending champions New Zealand Women here at the Rose Bowl on Saturday.
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West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews
SOUTHAMPTON – Both West Indies Women’s head coach Shane Deitz and captain Hayley Matthews believe the regional side is well prepared to do battle against defending champions New Zealand in their ICC Women’s T20 World Cup opener in England on Saturday.
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FILE - Gloria Henry, right, who retained the girls' Under-13 300m hurdles title and led a Rss Phoenix sweep of the medals for a second straight year at the NAAATT Juvenile Championships last year, will be back to compete in the U-15 category in the two-day meet which starts today. Her clubmates Jemiah Nora, second from right, Tanniesha Hercules, second from left, and Jahnoya Martin, left, were second, third and fourth place respectively. Henry also won the 400m and long jump titles.
Clayton Clarke
Emerging rivalries are set to take centre stage when the National Association of Athletics Administrations of T&T (NAAATT) hosts its National Juvenile Track and Field Championships at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo, Port-of-Spain Saturday and Sunday from 9 am.
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Daren Sammy, West Indies head coach.
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Point Pioneers FC goalkeeper makes a great attempt to save an early goal from scoring during the T&T Women League Football at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium, Marabella, in May against the AC POS Women’s team. AC Port-of-Spain won 2-0.
INNIS FRANCIS
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West Indies flyer showing members of the Test squad for the upcoming two-match series against Sri Lanka.
Courtesy CWI Media
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West Indies celebrate after winning the T20I series, 2-1, against Sri Lanka at Sabina Park in Jamaica on Sunday.
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Sri Lanka Emerging Players' Pulindu Perera scored a century against West Indies Academy in the second unofficial Test at the Mahinda Rajapaksha International Cricket Stadium in Hambantota, Sri Lanka on Tuesday.
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Livano Comenencia (No 8) celebrates after scoring Curacao’s first-ever goal at a FIFA World Cup against Germany on Sunday.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s Joshua Balfour, left, and James Walklin
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Shaqkere Parris
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Rovman Powell scores 43 runs for West Indies win.
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Canadian High Commissioner Michael Callan, left, presents a door prize of an Official World Cup Football to Kafele Musa Marshall. Looking on is his father, Yohance Marshall, during the World Cup match between Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina, live screening at Movie Towne Port-of-Spain yesterday.
ANISTO ALVES
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Colombian Kevin Quintero raises his hands in triumph at an international event. He will headline a list of international cyclists for the coming 'Carnival of Speed' and 'Speed Paradise' event at the National Cycling Centre (NCC) in Balmain, Couva, June 19-21.
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