Sir Garry Sobers
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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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Daynte Stewart
Stafanie Taylor scored her second successive century to lead West Indies Women past Ireland Women in the third and final ODI.
Ato Boldon, legendary sprinter and world-renowned broadcaster.
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Trinidad and Tobago athletes delivered outstanding results at the Barbados Grand Prix on Saturday at the Usain Bolt Sports Complex in Bridgetown, led by gold medal winners Omari Lewis and Tyra Gittens-Spotsville.
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Matthews, left, and Grimmond added 258 as West Indies completed their highest successful ODI chase.
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West Indies Women pacer Chinelle Henry.
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Arouca Beatniks Football Club after claiming the national under-17 title.
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Skipper Roston Chase, left, and Amir Jangoo shared a record-breaking partnership of 401 runs for the sixth wicket to put West Indies firmly in control against Sri Lanka.
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West Indies all-rounder Justin Greaves has emerged as the biggest winner in the latest ICC Men’s Test Player Rankings.
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West Indies fast-bowling trio Jayden Seales, fom left, Alzarri Joseph and Shamar Joseph.
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Dexter Cyrus, Prisons Services FC coach
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Caledonia Clippers’ Brayan Sanchez, makes a lay-up against Trailblazers during their Men’s Second Division in the Lincoln “Cripple” Griffith North Zone Basketball League at the Woodbrook Youth Facility in Port-of-Spain, on Tuesday. Clippers won 83-54.
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Pakistan all-rounder Shadab Khan has been appointed captain of the Desert Vipers.
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Sir Garry Sobers
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Floyd Reifer
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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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Barataria PYC netballers Alaya Dow, from left in front row, Jayda Barry, Tiffany Patrick, Rennisa Rogers and in back row, Nyomi Saul, Joy Lake, Kirah Lewis, Jamaiya Lake, and Jemima Weekes, winners of the B Division in the LLPOSNL. In the final played at the Woodbrook Youth Facilty on Saturday, Barataria defeated Unity 23-8.
Goal-shooter Rennisa Rogers and goal-attack Alaya Dow combined to lift Barataria Police Youth Club (PYC) to the B Division title in the 87th edition of the Lystra Lewis Port-of-Spain Netball League.
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T&T’s Akiel Duke
T&T’s Davis Cup men moved within a game of promotion from the Americas Zone Group Four to Group Three on Friday.
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Ato Boldon, legendary sprinter and world-renowned broadcaster.
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Trinidad and Tobago sprint legend Ato Boldon has described the death of former Jamaican athletic coach Stephen Francis as one of the most significant losses the global track and field community has experienced in decades.
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Trinidad and Tobago athletes delivered outstanding results at the Barbados Grand Prix on Saturday at the Usain Bolt Sports Complex in Bridgetown, led by gold medal winners Omari Lewis and Tyra Gittens-Spotsville.
Trya Gittens-Spotsville continued her rich form in the field events by leaping to the gold medal at the Barbados Grand Prix on Saturday at the Usain Bolt Sports Complex in Bridgetown.
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Matthews, left, and Grimmond added 258 as West Indies completed their highest successful ODI chase.
BREADY, Ireland – Hayley Matthews produced a virtuoso all-round performance and combined with Realeanna Grimmond in a record-shattering opening partnership as West Indies steamrolled Ireland by nine wickets in the first ODI here at Bready on Friday, completing their highest successful run chase in Women’s ODI history.
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West Indies Women pacer Chinelle Henry.
ST JOHN’S, Antigua—West Indies Women will be without one of their key players for the upcoming One Day International series against Ireland Women, which bowls off today.
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Arouca Beatniks Football Club after claiming the national under-17 title.
Arouca Beatniks, once a household name in East Trinidad in the sport of football, is returning to prominence after winning three titles this year alone.
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Skipper Roston Chase, left, and Amir Jangoo shared a record-breaking partnership of 401 runs for the sixth wicket to put West Indies firmly in control against Sri Lanka.
ST JOHN’S, Antigua—West Indies Test captain Roston Chase strongly believes that his side’s recent Test series win against Sri Lanka is a “steppingstone” to greater things for the regional team.
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With World Cup fever currently reaching scorching levels, you can forgive the sporting world for entirely forgetting that other sports actually exist. Right now, casual fans who don’t even know the offside rule are glued to their screens, watching matches as if their lives depended on it.
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West Indies all-rounder Justin Greaves has emerged as the biggest winner in the latest ICC Men’s Test Player Rankings.
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – West Indies all-rounder Justin Greaves has emerged as the biggest winner in the latest ICC Men’s Test Player Rankings following his heroic performance in the drawn second Test against Sri Lanka at North Sound.
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West Indies fast-bowling trio Jayden Seales, fom left, Alzarri Joseph and Shamar Joseph.
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – The West Indies have been penalised for a slow over-rate following the second Test against Sri Lanka at the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Ground, resulting in a financial fine and a significant blow to their ICC World Test Championship (WTC) campaign.
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Dexter Cyrus, Prisons Services FC coach
Dexter Cyrus, coach of T&T Premier Football League 2025/2026 Tier I Division third-place finishers T&T Prison Service, has bolstered his team’s attack ahead of their debut in the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) 22-team Club Shield competition with the addition of T&T striker Ezekiel Kezar.
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Aaron Ragoonath passed away on Friday.
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Lalenii Grant of the University of Albany.
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FILE - Christian Lall topscored for T&T with a half-century (53).
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Barataria PYC netballers Alaya Dow, from left in front row, Jayda Barry, Tiffany Patrick, Rennisa Rogers and in back row, Nyomi Saul, Joy Lake, Kirah Lewis, Jamaiya Lake, and Jemima Weekes, winners of the B Division in the LLPOSNL. In the final played at the Woodbrook Youth Facilty on Saturday, Barataria defeated Unity 23-8.
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T&T’s Akiel Duke
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Ato Boldon, legendary sprinter and world-renowned broadcaster.
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Trinidad and Tobago athletes delivered outstanding results at the Barbados Grand Prix on Saturday at the Usain Bolt Sports Complex in Bridgetown, led by gold medal winners Omari Lewis and Tyra Gittens-Spotsville.
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Matthews, left, and Grimmond added 258 as West Indies completed their highest successful ODI chase.
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West Indies Women pacer Chinelle Henry.
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Arouca Beatniks Football Club after claiming the national under-17 title.
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Skipper Roston Chase, left, and Amir Jangoo shared a record-breaking partnership of 401 runs for the sixth wicket to put West Indies firmly in control against Sri Lanka.
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