T&T runners Nicholas Romany, right, and Christopher Mitchell after completing the Run Barbados Marathon Weekend—Men’s 10k title on Saturday and the places second in the Marathon on Sunday respectfully in Barbados.
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West Indies’ Kemar Roach, right, holds up the ball after taking 5 wickets against New Zealand on Day 4 of their cricket test match in Christchurch, New Zealand on Friday. (Andrew Cornaga/Photosport via AP)
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Naparima College’s Jabari Rodriguez, left, is congratulated by teammates after scoring a second-half penalty in their SSFL Coca-Cola Intercol semifinal against St Augustine Secondary at the Ato Boldon Stadium, Couva. Naparima won 1-0.
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Signal Hill Secondary School players celebrate their 1-0 victory over St Anthony’s College in the Coca-Cola SSFL National InterCol semi-final match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo, yesterday.
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West Indies' Justin Greaves raises his bat after scoring 200 runs against New Zealand on Day 5 of their cricket Test match in Christchurch, New Zealand, yesterday. He ended on an unbeaten 202 runs when play was called. (Andrew Cornaga/Photosport via AP)
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West Indies' Justin Greaves, right, celebrates with teammate Kemar Roach, center, after scoring 200 runs against New Zealand on Day 5 of their cricket test match in Christchurch, New Zealand, yesterday. (Andrew Cornaga/Photosport via AP)
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West Indies' Shai Hope on the go during his unbeaten knock of 116 against New Zealand in the opening Test durng the fourth day of the First Test in Christchurch, New Zealand on Thursday..
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Samara Ramnath claimed 4-11 in her four overs.
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Cricket West Indies president, Dr Kishore Shallow.
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FILE - Kenyan Alex Ekesa, wins the UWI SPEC International Half-Marathon title, in St Augustine in October.
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New Zealand's Tom Latham and Rachin Ravindra shared a record 279-run stand for the third wicket against the West Indies on the third day of the First Test in Christchurch on Wednesday.
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Panthers’ Brian Sorias, from left, Shane Winter-Roach, Glen Ragoo, Sabrina Mohammed, Shamis Nysus, Kevin Cardinez, Roxanne Beckles, Shernice Lezama, Videsh Dupraj, Rodney Ramsingh, Gregory Gayadeen and Wazim Mohammed defeated Central Stars B in Group B in the National Pool League Eight Ball competition on Tuesday.
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The keeper saves a direct shot on goal during a girls’ training match as part of the football camp hosted by bpTT and the AMSF.
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Jacob Duffy, who grabbed five wickets, dives to hold on to a return catch to dismiss Johann Layne on the second day of the opening Test against the West Indies in Christchurch, New Zealand on Wednesday.
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Mount Pleasant footballers elebrate after capturing the CONCACAF Caribbean Cup.
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T&T runners Nicholas Romany, right, and Christopher Mitchell after completing the Run Barbados Marathon Weekend—Men’s 10k title on Saturday and the places second in the Marathon on Sunday respectfully in Barbados.
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West Indies’ Kemar Roach, right, holds up the ball after taking 5 wickets against New Zealand on Day 4 of their cricket test match in Christchurch, New Zealand on Friday. (Andrew Cornaga/Photosport via AP)
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Naparima College’s Jabari Rodriguez, left, is congratulated by teammates after scoring a second-half penalty in their SSFL Coca-Cola Intercol semifinal against St Augustine Secondary at the Ato Boldon Stadium, Couva. Naparima won 1-0.
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Signal Hill Secondary School players celebrate their 1-0 victory over St Anthony’s College in the Coca-Cola SSFL National InterCol semi-final match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo, yesterday.
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Signal Hill Secondary School will renew their rivalry with Naparima College after both teams contest the final of the Coca-Cola Secondary Schools National InterCol Tournament on Wednesday.
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West Indies' Justin Greaves raises his bat after scoring 200 runs against New Zealand on Day 5 of their cricket Test match in Christchurch, New Zealand, yesterday. He ended on an unbeaten 202 runs when play was called. (Andrew Cornaga/Photosport via AP)
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CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand – West Indies Test captain, Roston Chase has lauded his troops for their outstanding performance which helped them earn a draw in the opening Test against New Zealand on Saturday.
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West Indies' Justin Greaves, right, celebrates with teammate Kemar Roach, center, after scoring 200 runs against New Zealand on Day 5 of their cricket test match in Christchurch, New Zealand, yesterday. (Andrew Cornaga/Photosport via AP)
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CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand – Led by herculean efforts from Justin Greaves and Kemar Roach, the West Indies produced one of the best-ever batting performances in Test history to defy the odds and secure a hard-fought draw against New Zealand in the opening Test on Saturday.
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West Indies' Shai Hope on the go during his unbeaten knock of 116 against New Zealand in the opening Test durng the fourth day of the First Test in Christchurch, New Zealand on Thursday..
CHRISTCHURCH – A fighting, unbeaten century from Shai Hope, coupled with Justin Greaves’ stellar half-century, have put West Indies in position to push for an unlikely but possible victory against New Zealand heading into Friday’s fifth and final day of the opening Test in New Zealand.
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Samara Ramnath claimed 4-11 in her four overs.
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T&T cricketers suffered their first loss at the Bolivarian Games, when they went under to rivals Barbados at the Lima Polo Club in Basni Belima, Peru Friday.
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ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Dr Kishore Shallow will not relinquish his role as president of Cricket West Indies (CWI), despite being named as St Vincent and the Grenadines’ Minister of Tourism and Maritime Affairs.
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I was born in Arima of the 1950s, a small "country" town inhabited by people who had a distinct sense of self and who dubbed themselves "gens d'Arime" - Arima people - in a deferential tip of the hat to the French patois roots and tradition of many citizens, including my own mother and grandmother. Gens d'Arime saw themselves as a breed apart from other people - special.
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FILE - Kenyan Alex Ekesa, wins the UWI SPEC International Half-Marathon title, in St Augustine in October.
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Kenya-born and T&T-based long-distance runner Alex Ekesa is chasing a record-extending fifth Run Barbados Marathon title when the event comes off on Sunday (December 7)at the Bay Street Esplanade in St Michael, Barbados.
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Former Trinidad and Tobago goalkeeper Shaka Hislop has revealed that he is battling prostate cancer.
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New Zealand's Tom Latham and Rachin Ravindra shared a record 279-run stand for the third wicket against the West Indies on the third day of the First Test in Christchurch on Wednesday.
CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand – Rachin Ravindra and skipper Tom Latham hit contrasting centuries as New Zealand tightened their grip on the opening Test against West Indies with a dominant performance by their batters on Wednesday’s third day .
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Panthers’ Brian Sorias, from left, Shane Winter-Roach, Glen Ragoo, Sabrina Mohammed, Shamis Nysus, Kevin Cardinez, Roxanne Beckles, Shernice Lezama, Videsh Dupraj, Rodney Ramsingh, Gregory Gayadeen and Wazim Mohammed defeated Central Stars B in Group B in the National Pool League Eight Ball competition on Tuesday.
The Panthers have not been having the best of seasons in the National Pool League (NPL) Eight Ball competition. Playing in Group B of the NPL, the Shamir Nysus-captained Panthers have won four matches in eleven outings.
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The keeper saves a direct shot on goal during a girls’ training match as part of the football camp hosted by bpTT and the AMSF.
It was a beehive of activity as some 120 boys and girls from across south-eastern Trinidad converged at the Mayaro Resource Centre last weekend to take part in the Mayaro Youth Football Festival held under the banner of “Shine On”.
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T&T runners Nicholas Romany, right, and Christopher Mitchell after completing the Run Barbados Marathon Weekend—Men’s 10k title on Saturday and the places second in the Marathon on Sunday respectfully in Barbados.
Courtesy Gyasi Merrique
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West Indies’ Kemar Roach, right, holds up the ball after taking 5 wickets against New Zealand on Day 4 of their cricket test match in Christchurch, New Zealand on Friday. (Andrew Cornaga/Photosport via AP)
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Naparima College’s Jabari Rodriguez, left, is congratulated by teammates after scoring a second-half penalty in their SSFL Coca-Cola Intercol semifinal against St Augustine Secondary at the Ato Boldon Stadium, Couva. Naparima won 1-0.
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Signal Hill Secondary School players celebrate their 1-0 victory over St Anthony’s College in the Coca-Cola SSFL National InterCol semi-final match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo, yesterday.
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West Indies' Justin Greaves raises his bat after scoring 200 runs against New Zealand on Day 5 of their cricket Test match in Christchurch, New Zealand, yesterday. He ended on an unbeaten 202 runs when play was called. (Andrew Cornaga/Photosport via AP)
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West Indies' Justin Greaves, right, celebrates with teammate Kemar Roach, center, after scoring 200 runs against New Zealand on Day 5 of their cricket test match in Christchurch, New Zealand, yesterday. (Andrew Cornaga/Photosport via AP)
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West Indies' Shai Hope on the go during his unbeaten knock of 116 against New Zealand in the opening Test durng the fourth day of the First Test in Christchurch, New Zealand on Thursday..
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Samara Ramnath claimed 4-11 in her four overs.
Courtesy TeamTTO
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Cricket West Indies president, Dr Kishore Shallow.
Keith Clement
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FILE - Kenyan Alex Ekesa, wins the UWI SPEC International Half-Marathon title, in St Augustine in October.
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