FILE: T&T captain Shakeel Dyte attempts to push through the Canada defensive line, Alex Russell and Thomas Isherwood during the men’s final in the RAN Sevens Tournament at Larry Gomes Stadium in Malabar, Arima in November 2024. T&T suffered a 38-0 loss.
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FILE: Shai Hope orchestrated a rescue mission, scoring a vital 53 off 39 balls against New Zealand in November 2025.
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Two-time Olympic medallist and World champion Keshorn Walcott training at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo, Port-of-Spain in March. Walcott placed fourth in the men's javelin event at the Golden Gala Pietro Mennea in Rome, Italy, yesterday.
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Jedaiah King led Royalty with 23 points.
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T&T’s Chloe Fraser concentrates on a serve during one of her Group Four matches inn the round-robin group stage of the Girls Under-19 Singles at the Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Federation Youth Championships at the Sir Garfield Sobers Gymnasium in Wildey, Bridgetown, Barbados, yesterday.
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Rayad Emrit, T&T Red Force headcoach.
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Jacob Bethell
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Guyana Harpy Eagles captain Tevin Imlach was named Best Wicketkeeper
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Wendell Downswell
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Syndel Samaroo, of Team Colesaftey Cycling, winner of the Under-23/Elite men 1 kilometre time trial at the T&T Cycling Federation (T&TCF) National Track Cycling Championships for Juniors, Under-23s, and Elites with runner-up, Liam Trepte of Raiders Cycle & Multi-Sport, left, and Akil Campbell, right, of PSL, third, at the National Cycling Velodrome in Balmain, Couva on Thursday night.
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Jason Mohammed, left, receiving a token of appreciation from T&T Red Force head coach Rayad Emrit following his retirement from first-class cricket.
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Malik Gopaul
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West Indies head coach Daren Sammy spoke after training on Tuesday.
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Azim Bassararth, president addressing the members of the T&T Red Force team upon their arrival from winning the Cricket West Indies (CWI) Four-day championship at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua. It was T&T's first four-day title since 2006.
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Toronto Stadium, a Fifa World Cup venue, in Canada.
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FILE: T&T captain Shakeel Dyte attempts to push through the Canada defensive line, Alex Russell and Thomas Isherwood during the men’s final in the RAN Sevens Tournament at Larry Gomes Stadium in Malabar, Arima in November 2024. T&T suffered a 38-0 loss.
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FILE: Shai Hope orchestrated a rescue mission, scoring a vital 53 off 39 balls against New Zealand in November 2025.
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Barbadian Thierry Gale of Bolton Wanderers.
LONDON, England – Bolton Wanderers are back in the Championship. And at the heart of their long-awaited promotion triumph was the pride and joy of Barbados, attacking midfielder Thierry Gale.
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T&T Red Force captain Joshua Da Silva, centre, spinner Bryan Charles, left, and former Red Force manager Sebastian Edwards admire the West Indies Championship trophy in the VIP Lounge of the Piarco International Airport yesterday. The victorious team was celebrated in a welcome reception after returning from the tournament in Antigua where they defeated the Guyana Harpy Eagles by 141 runs in the final on Wednesday.
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After twenty long years wandering in the regional four-day wilderness, the Trinidad and Tobago Red Force team has finally brought home the bacon. It is a moment of pure vindication for skipper Joshua Da Silva, his squad, and a backroom staff expertly marshalled by coach Rayad Emrit, whose seamless transition from decorated player to championship-winning tactician has been nothing short of brilliant.
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Courtney Walsh
KINGSTON – Legendary West Indies fast bowler Courtney Walsh said he would be honoured to have a statue erected in his likeness at Sabina Park in Jamaica.
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T&T’s Chloe Fraser concentrates on a serve during one of her Group Four matches inn the round-robin group stage of the Girls Under-19 Singles at the Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Federation Youth Championships at the Sir Garfield Sobers Gymnasium in Wildey, Bridgetown, Barbados, yesterday.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Chloe Fraser made her exit as the first stage of the main draw in the World Table Tennis Feeder Level Two Tournament at the Hennebont Ping Center in Hennebont, France, yesterday.
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Rayad Emrit, T&T Red Force headcoach.
Victorious head coach of the Trinidad and Tobago Red Force cricket team, Rayad Emrit, has urged the Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago (UDeCOTT) to grant access to facilities at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy for training and preparation of the senior national team.
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Jacob Bethell
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HYDERABAD – Barbadian Jacob Bethell has been ruled out for the remainder of the Indian Premier League (IPL) after sustaining a finger injury while playing for Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB).
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Guyana Harpy Eagles captain Tevin Imlach was named Best Wicketkeeper
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Despite being dethroned by the Trinidad and Tobago Red Force, the Guyana Harpy Eagles still managed to walk away with the majority of individual awards on offer following the completion of the West Indies Championship on Wednesday.
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Wendell Downswell
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Technical director of Jamaica’s Under-17 men’s football team, Wendell Downswell, believes the team can advance out of their group at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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Syndel Samaroo, of Team Colesaftey Cycling, winner of the Under-23/Elite men 1 kilometre time trial at the T&T Cycling Federation (T&TCF) National Track Cycling Championships for Juniors, Under-23s, and Elites with runner-up, Liam Trepte of Raiders Cycle & Multi-Sport, left, and Akil Campbell, right, of PSL, third, at the National Cycling Velodrome in Balmain, Couva on Thursday night.
Teniel Campbell of PSL CC was the lone cyclist to complete the individual pursuit and one kilometre time trial double on the night when the T&T Cycling Federation (T&TCF) National Track Cycling Championships for Juniors, Under-23s, and Elites pedalled off at the National Cycling Velodrome in Balmain, Couva, on Thursday night.
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Jason Mohammed, left, receiving a token of appreciation from T&T Red Force head coach Rayad Emrit following his retirement from first-class cricket.
Veteran Trinidad and Tobago Red Force batsmen Jason Mohammed and Evin Lewis have called time on their first-class careers.
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Malik Gopaul
National youth team player Malik Gopaul will be targeting a successful defence of his title in the Under-19 Boys Singles competition of the Arawak-sponsored Trinidad and Tobago Table Tennis Association (T&TTTA) Silver Bowl Age-Group Championships which serves off today.
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West Indies head coach Daren Sammy spoke after training on Tuesday.
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Speaking from his in-transit travel in Panama, West Indies head coach Daren Sammy dialled into the launch of the upcoming ODI and T20 series against Sri Lanka, and the passion in his voice was unmistakable.
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FILE: Dylan Carter of T&T.
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Opening batter John Campbell batting in the nets at the CWI High Performance Camp in Antigua.
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Barbadian Thierry Gale of Bolton Wanderers.
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T&T Red Force captain Joshua Da Silva, centre, spinner Bryan Charles, left, and former Red Force manager Sebastian Edwards admire the West Indies Championship trophy in the VIP Lounge of the Piarco International Airport yesterday. The victorious team was celebrated in a welcome reception after returning from the tournament in Antigua where they defeated the Guyana Harpy Eagles by 141 runs in the final on Wednesday.
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T&T’s Chloe Fraser concentrates on a serve during one of her Group Four matches inn the round-robin group stage of the Girls Under-19 Singles at the Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Federation Youth Championships at the Sir Garfield Sobers Gymnasium in Wildey, Bridgetown, Barbados, yesterday.
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Rayad Emrit, T&T Red Force headcoach.
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Guyana Harpy Eagles captain Tevin Imlach was named Best Wicketkeeper
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Wendell Downswell
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Syndel Samaroo, of Team Colesaftey Cycling, winner of the Under-23/Elite men 1 kilometre time trial at the T&T Cycling Federation (T&TCF) National Track Cycling Championships for Juniors, Under-23s, and Elites with runner-up, Liam Trepte of Raiders Cycle & Multi-Sport, left, and Akil Campbell, right, of PSL, third, at the National Cycling Velodrome in Balmain, Couva on Thursday night.
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