Trinidad and To­ba­go pro­duced yet an­oth­er re­mark­able come­back at the 24th Caribbean Darts Cup, bat­tling from 5-1 down to de­feat Bar­ba­dos 7-5 and keep their cham­pi­onship hopes firm­ly alive.

With their backs against the wall, the Red, White and Black re­spond­ed in em­phat­ic fash­ion, reel­ing off six con­sec­u­tive vic­to­ries to com­plete one of the tour­na­ment’s most mem­o­rable turn­arounds.

The de­ci­sive mo­ment came in the mixed triples event when Ged­des Fon­cette held his nerve un­der im­mense pres­sure, pin­ning dou­ble 20 (dou­ble tops) to spark ju­bi­lant cel­e­bra­tions among the Trinidad and To­ba­go squad and their sup­port­ers.

The vic­to­ry ex­tends Team T&T’s im­pres­sive win­ning streak and keeps them firm­ly in con­tention as the com­pe­ti­tion en­ters its de­ci­sive stages.

T&T was sched­uled to face host na­tion Ba­hamas in the round five clash Thurs­day be­fore tak­ing on Guyana in the round six in the af­ter­noon ses­sion.