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Dr Kishore Shallow, CWWI president.
Shallow: No plans to sack Sammy despite disappointment of not winning T20 World Cup
Elise La Borde, plays a shot during the National Golf Open, St Andrews Golf Club in Moka, Maraval yesterday.
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Bryden takes Championships Division lead, Munn-Barrow leads women
Batsman Brendan Boodoo, fourth from left, and his teammates celebrate after leading South East Zone to the Group A final of the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board Final of the Under 19 Interzone Touranment in which the defeated East Zone at the National Cricket Centre in Balmain, Couva, on Thursday.
Boodoo helps South East secure TTCB U19 title
T&T women’s Table Tennis player, Rheann Chung
Chung sends legal letter to local t-tennis body
Kevin Sinclair
Powergen wins in controversal fashion at Gilbert Park
Sanju Samson celebrates after leading India to victory over the West Indies in their crucial Super Eights match on Sunday.
Samson’s scintillating knock dumps Windies out of T20 World Cup
Zahara Anthony
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Anthony, Leera, Alexander seal Carifta berths
Sri Lankan spinner Kavisha Dilhari ran through West Indies Women’s lower order.
Rain saves Windies Women after abysmal batting performance
Members of Tobago club, Blue Nation, after they advanced to the round of 16 of the East-West Corridor Football League as the top team in the Tobago Group. They lost their last match to Mt Pleasant Boyz 2-1 but advance on an unassailable points advantage.
Blue Nations through to round of 16 of East-West Corridor League
West Indies coach Daren Sammy in India.
It will be another David versus Goliath showdown, says Sammy
Jeremy Solozano, left, scored 206 and Cephas Cooper scored 123 as Powergen sieze control in their TTCB Premiership One match against Victoria at Barrackpore yesterday.
Solozano, Lewis slam double tons
Jaden Mills
Courtesy ASATT
Mills attains Carifta swimming 'A' qualification mark
Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs, Phillip Watts, second from left, celebrates with Pan American Track Cycling Championships cyclists during a Reception at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain, yesterday. From left, Nicholas Paul, who claimed Gold medals in the keirin and match sprint, Teniel Campbell, who won gold in the women’s scratch and Akil Campbell, who claimed bronze medals in the men’s scratch, and the Men’s Elimination Race.
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Pan Am cyclists Paul and Campbell siblings saluted by Minister Watts
Kalifa Mc Collin scored 33 goals of 39 attempts in UTT win.
UTT, UWI win big in All Sectors netball
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"Player of the Match" Samantha Wallace-Joseph.
Wallace-Joseph helps Lightning to season-opening title
From critic to convert - King Sammy’s West Indies now tournament favourites?
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Dr Kishore Shallow, CWWI president.
Shallow: No plans to sack Sammy despite disappointment of not winning T20 World Cup
Elise La Borde, plays a shot during the National Golf Open, St Andrews Golf Club in Moka, Maraval yesterday.
ANISTO ALVES
Bryden takes Championships Division lead, Munn-Barrow leads women
Batsman Brendan Boodoo, fourth from left, and his teammates celebrate after leading South East Zone to the Group A final of the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board Final of the Under 19 Interzone Touranment in which the defeated East Zone at the National Cricket Centre in Balmain, Couva, on Thursday.
Boodoo helps South East secure TTCB U19 title
West Indies' Jason Holder, left, and teammates during their T20 World Cup cricket match against Nepal in Mumbai, India, on February 15. The departure of the West Indies senior men’s team from India, following their exit from the event, has been delayed due to international airspace restrictions.
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Airspace restrictions delay West Indies return from India
West Indies senior men’s team's departure from India, following their exit from the ICC Men's T20 World Cup, has been delayed due to international airspace restrictions.
West Indies spinner Gudakesh Motie, left, and captain Shai Hope.
Lawrence, Mahabir appreciate Windies World Cup run
Cricket West Indies (CWI) President Dr Kishore Shallow is showering praise on the West Indies after their exit from the ICC T20 Cricket World Cup in India on Sunday.
Sanju Samson celebrates after leading India to victory over the West Indies in their crucial Super Eights match on Sunday.
Samson’s scintillating knock dumps Windies out of T20 World Cup
KOLKATA, India – Sanju Samson produced one of India’s greatest ever batting performances at a T20 World Cup to power his side to a clinical five-wicket victory over West Indies on Sunday and keep their hopes of defending their title alive.
Zahara Anthony
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Anthony, Leera, Alexander seal Carifta berths
Zahara Anthony, Katelon Leera, and Micah Alexander secured qualification berths for the Carifta Swimming Championships in at least two events during the National Long Course Age Group Championships at the National Aquatic Centre in Balmain, Couva on Friday.
Sri Lankan spinner Kavisha Dilhari ran through West Indies Women’s lower order.
Rain saves Windies Women after abysmal batting performance
ST GEORGE’S – West Indies Women were saved from almost certain defeat by the rain after producing one of their worst-ever batting performances in the opening T20I against Sri Lanka Women in Grenada on Saturday.
Members of Tobago club, Blue Nation, after they advanced to the round of 16 of the East-West Corridor Football League as the top team in the Tobago Group. They lost their last match to Mt Pleasant Boyz 2-1 but advance on an unassailable points advantage.
Blue Nations through to round of 16 of East-West Corridor League
Newcomers Blue Nation became the first team to qualify for the round of 16 in the East-West Corridor Football League on Thursday, despite a 2-1 loss to the Mt Pleasant Boyz at the Courland Recreation Ground in Black Rock, Tobago.
West Indies coach Daren Sammy in India.
It will be another David versus Goliath showdown, says Sammy
KOLKATA – Similarly to when they met in 2016, West Indies head coach Daren Sammy knows his side will be the underdogs in India on Sunday when they take on India in their must-win Super Eights contest at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup.
Jeremy Solozano, left, scored 206 and Cephas Cooper scored 123 as Powergen sieze control in their TTCB Premiership One match against Victoria at Barrackpore yesterday.
Solozano, Lewis slam double tons
Out-of-favour West Indies opener Jeremy Solozano scored a double hundred (his second hundred of the season) as the Powergen batsman pounded the Victoria bowlers on day one of the T&T Cricket Board Premiership Division One round five fixture in Barrackpore. But it wasn’t the only double hundred of the day; another out-of-favour batsman, Evin Lewis, blasted 200 for Bess Motors Marchin Patriots against Merryboys.
Jaden Mills
Courtesy ASATT
Mills attains Carifta swimming 'A' qualification mark
Flying Fish swimmer Jaden Mills established a Carifta Swimming Championship A standard qualification time when he won the 15-17 Boys 50m butterfly on the second night of finals of the Aquatics Sports Association of T&T (ASATT) National Long Course Age-Group Swimming Championships at the National Aquatic Center in Balmain, Couva on Thursday night.
Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs, Phillip Watts, second from left, celebrates with Pan American Track Cycling Championships cyclists during a Reception at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain, yesterday. From left, Nicholas Paul, who claimed Gold medals in the keirin and match sprint, Teniel Campbell, who won gold in the women’s scratch and Akil Campbell, who claimed bronze medals in the men’s scratch, and the Men’s Elimination Race.
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Pan Am cyclists Paul and Campbell siblings saluted by Minister Watts
Phillip Watts, the Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs, celebrated the recent success of the 11-member T&T cycling team at the recently concluded Pan American Track Championship in Santiago, Chile, earlier this month, February (16-22) 2026, at a function held at the VIP Lounge, Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo on Friday.
Kalifa Mc Collin scored 33 goals of 39 attempts in UTT win.
UTT, UWI win big in All Sectors netball
Goal-attack Kalifa Mc Collin of the University of T&T (UTT), and University of the West Indies (UWI) goal-shooter Maikea Bramble were both unstoppable as they led their respective teams to lopsided wins when the Courts All Sectors Netball League continued at the Eastern Regional Indoor Sports Arena, Tacarigua on Thursday night.
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Dr Kishore Shallow, CWWI president.
CWI pres Shallow hails ‘growth and grit’ after World Cup exit
FILE: Bess Motors Marchin Patriots' Evin Lewis scored an unbeaten double century (232 not out) against Merryboys. Patriots won by an innings and 65 runs.
Powergen, QPCC lead parade of innings wins in TTCB Premier I Division
Chamari Athapaththu led Sri Lanka Women to victory with a solid all-around performance against West Indies Women in the second match of their T20 series in Grenada on Sunday. Sri Lanka won by four wickets.
Athapaththu leads from the front as Sri Lanka Women topple Windies
West Indies' Jason Holder, left, and teammates during their T20 World Cup cricket match against Nepal in Mumbai, India, on February 15. The departure of the West Indies senior men’s team from India, following their exit from the event, has been delayed due to international airspace restrictions.
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Airspace restrictions delay West Indies return from India
West Indies spinner Gudakesh Motie, left, and captain Shai Hope.
Lawrence, Mahabir appreciate Windies World Cup run
Sanju Samson celebrates after leading India to victory over the West Indies in their crucial Super Eights match on Sunday.
Samson’s scintillating knock dumps Windies out of T20 World Cup
Zahara Anthony
Courtesy ASATT
Anthony, Leera, Alexander seal Carifta berths
Sri Lankan spinner Kavisha Dilhari ran through West Indies Women’s lower order.
Rain saves Windies Women after abysmal batting performance
Members of Tobago club, Blue Nation, after they advanced to the round of 16 of the East-West Corridor Football League as the top team in the Tobago Group. They lost their last match to Mt Pleasant Boyz 2-1 but advance on an unassailable points advantage.
Blue Nations through to round of 16 of East-West Corridor League
West Indies coach Daren Sammy in India.
It will be another David versus Goliath showdown, says Sammy
Jeremy Solozano, left, scored 206 and Cephas Cooper scored 123 as Powergen sieze control in their TTCB Premiership One match against Victoria at Barrackpore yesterday.
Solozano, Lewis slam double tons
Jaden Mills
Courtesy ASATT