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West Indies Emerging Players batsman Joshua Da Silva plays a scoring shot during the Colonial Medical Insurance Super 50 match against the Guyana Jaguars at the Queens Park Oval, Port-of-Spain, last month.
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National coach David Williams, left, speaks to T&T youth cricketers, from left, Liam Mamchan, Shiva Sankar, Andrew Rambarran, Damien Joachim, Sion Hackett and Lemuel Matthews, at the National Cricket Centre (NCC) in Balmain, Couva, yesterday. The players are currently involved in a training stint at the Bmobile National Cricket Academy.
Williams: T&T’s cricket in good hands
Former English Premier League goalkeeper Chris Kirkland will be in Trinidad as the featured player for the Creamery Novelties Forty5 Charity Cup on Sunday, December 15 and will also host a goalkeeper training camp from the Monday, December 16 to Wednesday December 18.
Nigel Simon
Ex-Liverpool goalie for T&T Charity Cup
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, centre, is flanked by FIFA president Gianni Infantino, right, and then TTFA president David John-Williams during the opening of the Home of Football at Balmain, Couva, last Monday. John-Williams was ousted by William Wallace during yesterday’s AGM.
Walter Alibey
John-Williams returns to company, club
AC Port-of-Spain’s Kordell Samuel has his point-blank shot saved by 1976 FC Tobago Phoenix goalkeeper Duvaughn Daniel, during their First Citizens Cup match, at the Diego Martin Sporting Complex, on Friday night. AC PoS won 2-1.
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Caledonia clips Jabloteh in First Citizens Cup
Newly-ellected Trinidad and Tobago Football Association president William Wallace in the lobby area of the Home of Football in Balmain, Couva, shortly after his victory on Sunday.
Wallace new TTFA president
T&T Red Force batsman Darren Bravo, left, acknowledges his teammates and supporters after getting his half-century against the Guyana Jaguars during their Colonial Medial Insurance Super50 match at the Queen's Park Oval, Port-of-Spain, on Saturday. At right is Jason Mohammed, who also hit a half-century as the Red Force won by six wickets.
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Bravo steers Red Force into semis
T&T Red Force batsman Darren Bravo, left, acknowledges his teammates and supporters after getting his half-century against the Guyana Jaguars during their Colonial Medial Insurance Super50 match at the Queen’s Park Oval, Port-of-Spain, on Saturday. At right is Jason Mohammed, who also hit a half-century as the Red Force won by six wickets.
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Emerging Players need to topple Red Force
For Good of Country
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, centre, cuts the ceremonial ribbon with FIFA president Gianni Infantino and TTFA president David John Williams, second from left, CONCACAF president Victor Montagliani, left and Minister of Sports Shamfa Cudjoe, right, during the Grand Opening of the TTFA Home of Football on Monday.
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TTFA president to be chosen Sunday
Moruga Secondary players celebrate their first-place finish in the Secondary Schools Football League “Big Five” series at the Arima North Secondary Grounds, Arima, on Saturday. Moruga lost 1-0 to Arima but still managed to hold onto the top spot and earn promotion to next season’s Premier Division alongside Chaguanas North Secondary and Fatima College.
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Chaguanas grabs last SSFL Premiership spot
West Indies Emerging Players’ Kevin Sinclair is bowled by T&T Red Force skipper Imran Khan during their Colonial Medical Insurance Super50 match at the Queen’s Park Oval, Port-of-Spain, n Monday. Khan took three wickets, as the Red Force won by 10 wickets.
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Red Force finishes with a bang
Skipper Imran Khan and his T&T Red Force finished off their preliminary round play in the Colonial Medical Insurance Super50 Cup with a crushing 10-wicket victory over the West Indies Emerging Players at the Queen’s Park Oval, Port-of-Spain, on Monday.
Avinash Mahabirsingh was one of five Trinidadians named in the West Indies Under-19 squad for next year’s ICC World Cup in South Africa.
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Five Trinis in Windies U-19 W/Cup squad
ST JOHN’S—Stroke-maker Kimani Melius has been named to lead a 15-man West Indies Under-19 squad to the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup which bowls off in South Africa next January.
National coach David Williams, left, speaks to T&T youth cricketers, from left, Liam Mamchan, Shiva Sankar, Andrew Rambarran, Damien Joachim, Sion Hackett and Lemuel Matthews, at the National Cricket Centre (NCC) in Balmain, Couva, yesterday. The players are currently involved in a training stint at the Bmobile National Cricket Academy.
Williams: T&T’s cricket in good hands
Head coach of the T&T Cricket Board (TTCB) Academy David Williams says the game in this country is in good hands after working with the current group of inductees at the Bmobile National Cricket Academy in Couva.
Former English Premier League goalkeeper Chris Kirkland will be in Trinidad as the featured player for the Creamery Novelties Forty5 Charity Cup on Sunday, December 15 and will also host a goalkeeper training camp from the Monday, December 16 to Wednesday December 18.
Nigel Simon
Ex-Liverpool goalie for T&T Charity Cup
Former English Premier League goalkeeper Chris Kirkland will be in Trinidad as the featured player in the Creamery Novelties Forty5 Charity Cup on December 15. During his time here, Kirkland will also host a goalkeeper training camp from December 16-18.
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, centre, is flanked by FIFA president Gianni Infantino, right, and then TTFA president David John-Williams during the opening of the Home of Football at Balmain, Couva, last Monday. John-Williams was ousted by William Wallace during yesterday’s AGM.
Walter Alibey
John-Williams returns to company, club
Former Trinidad and Tobago Football Association president David John-Williams will now return to his business and football club W Connection, after losing his position as leader of an association he handed its own home after more than 100 years without one.
AC Port-of-Spain’s Kordell Samuel has his point-blank shot saved by 1976 FC Tobago Phoenix goalkeeper Duvaughn Daniel, during their First Citizens Cup match, at the Diego Martin Sporting Complex, on Friday night. AC PoS won 2-1.
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Caledonia clips Jabloteh in First Citizens Cup
Morvant/Caledonia United severely dented San Juan Jabloteh chances of advancing to the First Citizens Cup playoffs on Saturday night, after handing them a 1-0 defeat at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva.
Newly-ellected Trinidad and Tobago Football Association president William Wallace in the lobby area of the Home of Football in Balmain, Couva, shortly after his victory on Sunday.
Wallace new TTFA president
Wallace, who is currently the Secondary Schools' Football Association boss, was elected new TTFA head during the association's annual general meeting at the Home of the Football in Balmain, Couva, a short while ago.
T&T Red Force batsman Darren Bravo, left, acknowledges his teammates and supporters after getting his half-century against the Guyana Jaguars during their Colonial Medial Insurance Super50 match at the Queen's Park Oval, Port-of-Spain, on Saturday. At right is Jason Mohammed, who also hit a half-century as the Red Force won by six wickets.
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Bravo steers Red Force into semis
Star batsman Darren Bravo continued his way back to top form with a crunching 98 as the T&T Red Force defeated Guyana Jaguars by six wickets in their crucial Colonial Medical Insurance Super50 clash at the Queen's Park Oval in Port-of-Spain on Saturday.
T&T Red Force batsman Darren Bravo, left, acknowledges his teammates and supporters after getting his half-century against the Guyana Jaguars during their Colonial Medial Insurance Super50 match at the Queen’s Park Oval, Port-of-Spain, on Saturday. At right is Jason Mohammed, who also hit a half-century as the Red Force won by six wickets.
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Emerging Players need to topple Red Force
Trinidad and Tobago Red Force will be looking to finish the preliminary round of the Colonial Medical Insurance Super50 Cup in style on Monday when they tackle the West Indies Emerging Players in their final Group B clash at Queen’s Park Oval, Port-of-Spain, from 1.30 pm.
For Good of Country
My hope for this country has and will always be that its people (citizens or not) realise that only by working together to solve problems can we improve our future. Following segregated agendas only segregates the community.
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, centre, cuts the ceremonial ribbon with FIFA president Gianni Infantino and TTFA president David John Williams, second from left, CONCACAF president Victor Montagliani, left and Minister of Sports Shamfa Cudjoe, right, during the Grand Opening of the TTFA Home of Football on Monday.
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TTFA president to be chosen Sunday
Incumbent David John-Williams will have his four-year reign as president of the T&T Football Association challenged on Sunday when the local body holds its highly-anticipated annual general meeting (AGM) and election at the Home of Football in Balmain, Couva.
Moruga Secondary players celebrate their first-place finish in the Secondary Schools Football League “Big Five” series at the Arima North Secondary Grounds, Arima, on Saturday. Moruga lost 1-0 to Arima but still managed to hold onto the top spot and earn promotion to next season’s Premier Division alongside Chaguanas North Secondary and Fatima College.
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Chaguanas grabs last SSFL Premiership spot
Chaguanas North Secondary will compete in next year’s Secondary Schools Football League Premier Division.
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Newly-elected Trinidad and Tobago Football Association president William Wallace, 2nd from right, executive members Clynt Taylor, left, Susan Joseph-Warrick and Sam Phillip pose for a photo outside the Home of Football in Couva following yesterday’s annual general meeting.
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Wallace gets new TTFA mandate
Batsman Roston Chase plays through the covers during a West Indies training session at Ekana Cricket Stadium on Monday. The team is preparing for the Test match against Afghanistan to be played at the same venue from Wednesday to December 1.
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Holder backs batsmen to negate Afghan spin threat
Whisper Light, the five-year-old Glen Mendez trained with jockey Dillion Khelawan crosses the winning pole to win XTRA Foods Stewards Cup (GR.1.) for W.I Bred 3 Y.O. and over and Imported two-year-old and over horses out at Santa Rosa Park, Arima on December 2, 2018.
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Whisper Light set for Stewards Cup repeat
West Indies Emerging Players’ Kevin Sinclair is bowled by T&T Red Force skipper Imran Khan during their Colonial Medical Insurance Super50 match at the Queen’s Park Oval, Port-of-Spain, n Monday. Khan took three wickets, as the Red Force won by 10 wickets.
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Red Force finishes with a bang
Avinash Mahabirsingh was one of five Trinidadians named in the West Indies Under-19 squad for next year’s ICC World Cup in South Africa.
TTCB
Five Trinis in Windies U-19 W/Cup squad
National coach David Williams, left, speaks to T&T youth cricketers, from left, Liam Mamchan, Shiva Sankar, Andrew Rambarran, Damien Joachim, Sion Hackett and Lemuel Matthews, at the National Cricket Centre (NCC) in Balmain, Couva, yesterday. The players are currently involved in a training stint at the Bmobile National Cricket Academy.
Williams: T&T’s cricket in good hands
Former English Premier League goalkeeper Chris Kirkland will be in Trinidad as the featured player for the Creamery Novelties Forty5 Charity Cup on Sunday, December 15 and will also host a goalkeeper training camp from the Monday, December 16 to Wednesday December 18.
Nigel Simon
Ex-Liverpool goalie for T&T Charity Cup
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, centre, is flanked by FIFA president Gianni Infantino, right, and then TTFA president David John-Williams during the opening of the Home of Football at Balmain, Couva, last Monday. John-Williams was ousted by William Wallace during yesterday’s AGM.
Walter Alibey
John-Williams returns to company, club
AC Port-of-Spain’s Kordell Samuel has his point-blank shot saved by 1976 FC Tobago Phoenix goalkeeper Duvaughn Daniel, during their First Citizens Cup match, at the Diego Martin Sporting Complex, on Friday night. AC PoS won 2-1.
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Caledonia clips Jabloteh in First Citizens Cup
Newly-ellected Trinidad and Tobago Football Association president William Wallace in the lobby area of the Home of Football in Balmain, Couva, shortly after his victory on Sunday.
Wallace new TTFA president
T&T Red Force batsman Darren Bravo, left, acknowledges his teammates and supporters after getting his half-century against the Guyana Jaguars during their Colonial Medial Insurance Super50 match at the Queen's Park Oval, Port-of-Spain, on Saturday. At right is Jason Mohammed, who also hit a half-century as the Red Force won by six wickets.
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Bravo steers Red Force into semis
T&T Red Force batsman Darren Bravo, left, acknowledges his teammates and supporters after getting his half-century against the Guyana Jaguars during their Colonial Medial Insurance Super50 match at the Queen’s Park Oval, Port-of-Spain, on Saturday. At right is Jason Mohammed, who also hit a half-century as the Red Force won by six wickets.
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