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Memphis Pioneers Athletic Club’s Emmanuel Callender, left, crosses the line ahead of Adell Coltrust of Abilene Wildcats to win the men’s 4x100 metres at the Republic Bank NAAA Relay Festival at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port-of-Spain on Sunday. Callender partnered with Reuben Walters, Clement Campbell and Ian Thomas to win in 40.13.
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National coach Stuart-Charlers Fevrier, centre, during a training session with under-15 team
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QPCC's Janine Francois, left, get a pass off while under pressure from Police Fc's Rhea Belgrave, right, during the Women's League Football (WOLF) match day 3 between QPCC and Police FC at New Settlement Grounds, Chaguanas in June.
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Trincity Nationals, QPCC run riot
T&T goal-attack Kalifa McCollin catches the ball in mid-air during the “Calypso Girls” preliminary stage one match against Fiji on Sunday in the Netball World Cup (NWC) in Liverpool, England. T&T won 67-56.
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Calypso Girls stumble against Uganda
England's Ben Stokes dives in to make his ground ahead of a throw from New Zealand’s Martin Guptill during the ICC World Cup final at Lord’s, London, on Sunday. The ball deflected off Stokes’ bat and went for four overthrows, which meant England got six runs on the play. However, veteran umpire Simon Taufel is now arguing that the umpires made an error and should have in fact awarded five runs and the missed call could have affected the outcome of the game.
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Umpires knocked for World Cup overthrow error
New Zealand captain Kane Williamson, left, walks with teammate Ross Taylor during their ICC World Cup against England at Lord’s, London, on Sunday. England won the final in a Super Over tiebreaker to lift their first-ever World Cup title.
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No West Indians on ICC World Cup XI
England’s Jofra Archer and Jos Buttler celebrate with teammates after running out New Zealand’s Martin Guptill to win the ICC World Cup at Lord’s, London, yesterday. England won in a Super Over after the scores ended tied after 50 overs each.
AP
Stokes, Archer give England first World Cup
New Zealand captain Kane Williamson, left, stands with his players during the ICC World Cup trophy presentation after losing to England at Lord’s, London, yesterday. England won in a Super Over after the scores ended tied after 50 overs each.
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Williamson is top World Cup player
England's Jofra Archer hugs teammate Jos Buttler after bowling his team to the ICC World Cup title over New Zealand at Lord’s, London, on Sunday. England won in after a Super Over tiebreaker after the scores ended tied after 50 overs each.
AP
Archer credits teammates for Super Over poise
Members of Venezuela’s Under-15 team pose for a team shot at the Piarco International Airport on Sunday evening, after they arrived in T&T ahead of their participation in Wednesday’s TTFA Youth Invitational series at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva.
Courtesy TTFA Media
Venezuela arrives for TTFA youth tourney
Jahmia Harley competes in the 15-17, 50 metres butterfly at the at the National Age-Group Short Course Championship at the National Aquatic Centre in Balmain, Couva. She won a record-breaking 1:03.59.
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Harley, Burke break more records
T&T’s Shaquanda Greene, right, and Fiji's Lydia Panapasa battle for the ball during the Netball World Cup match in Liverpool, England, on Sunday. T&T won 67-56.
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Calypso Girls get first win
T&T’s Shernice De Four (No 20)) is on the attack against Mexico’s Paloma Guiterrez (No 7) during the their ninth-place playoff in the 18th Women's Pan American Cup in Chiclayo, Peru on Saturday. T&T suffered a 3-0 (25-17, 25-13, 25-8) loss.
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T&T falls to Mexico, finishes in 10th place
England players mob Jofra Archer after he bowled them to victory over New Zealand in a Super Over in the ICC World Cup final at Lord’s, London, yesterday. Although both teams scored 15 runs in the Super Over, England won by virtue of scoring more boundaries in regulation play.
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England wins first World Cup
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England pacers Jofra Archer, left and Chris Woakes during a training session at Lord’s cricket ground in London, England, yesterday. England tackles New Zealand in the ICC World Cup final at Lord’s today.
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Battle for World Cup glory Sunday
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Memphis Pioneers Athletic Club’s Emmanuel Callender, left, crosses the line ahead of Adell Coltrust of Abilene Wildcats to win the men’s 4x100 metres at the Republic Bank NAAA Relay Festival at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port-of-Spain on Sunday. Callender partnered with Reuben Walters, Clement Campbell and Ian Thomas to win in 40.13.
Anthony Harris
Memphis edges Cougars in thriller
Things That Matter
SEA’s negative impact on young athletes
National coach Stuart-Charlers Fevrier, centre, during a training session with under-15 team
Allan V. Crane
Fevrier picks 20-man U-15 team
QPCC's Janine Francois, left, get a pass off while under pressure from Police Fc's Rhea Belgrave, right, during the Women's League Football (WOLF) match day 3 between QPCC and Police FC at New Settlement Grounds, Chaguanas in June.
Allan V. Crane
Trincity Nationals, QPCC run riot
Unbeaten leaders of the T&T Women's League Football, Trincity Nationals and second-placed Queen's Park Cricket Club, were big winners when matches continued on Saturday and Sunday.
T&T goal-attack Kalifa McCollin catches the ball in mid-air during the “Calypso Girls” preliminary stage one match against Fiji on Sunday in the Netball World Cup (NWC) in Liverpool, England. T&T won 67-56.
courtesy NWC facebookpage
Calypso Girls stumble against Uganda
A tantalisingly close encounter saw Uganda edge out T&T 57-54 in both teams' first Group G fixture in the Netball World Cup in Liverpool, England, on Monday.
England's Ben Stokes dives in to make his ground ahead of a throw from New Zealand’s Martin Guptill during the ICC World Cup final at Lord’s, London, on Sunday. The ball deflected off Stokes’ bat and went for four overthrows, which meant England got six runs on the play. However, veteran umpire Simon Taufel is now arguing that the umpires made an error and should have in fact awarded five runs and the missed call could have affected the outcome of the game.
AP
Umpires knocked for World Cup overthrow error
Five-times International Cricket Council (ICC) Umpires of the Year Simon Taufel says that on-field umpires Kumar Dharmasena and Marais Erasmus made a clear error in the ICC World Cup final that ultimately led to hosts England beating New Zealand to win the title for the first time.
New Zealand captain Kane Williamson, left, walks with teammate Ross Taylor during their ICC World Cup against England at Lord’s, London, on Sunday. England won the final in a Super Over tiebreaker to lift their first-ever World Cup title.
AP
No West Indians on ICC World Cup XI
No West Indian players have made the grade for selection on the International Cricket Council's World Cup team.
England’s Jofra Archer and Jos Buttler celebrate with teammates after running out New Zealand’s Martin Guptill to win the ICC World Cup at Lord’s, London, yesterday. England won in a Super Over after the scores ended tied after 50 overs each.
AP
Stokes, Archer give England first World Cup
Trinidadian historian and writer CLR James once penned: “What do they of cricket know, who only cricket know?”
New Zealand captain Kane Williamson, left, stands with his players during the ICC World Cup trophy presentation after losing to England at Lord’s, London, yesterday. England won in a Super Over after the scores ended tied after 50 overs each.
AP
Williamson is top World Cup player
It may mean nothing to him but New Zealand captain Kane Williamson was voted player of the ICC World Cup after his team lost to England in a Super Over in the final at Lord’s, London, Sunday.
England's Jofra Archer hugs teammate Jos Buttler after bowling his team to the ICC World Cup title over New Zealand at Lord’s, London, on Sunday. England won in after a Super Over tiebreaker after the scores ended tied after 50 overs each.
AP
Archer credits teammates for Super Over poise
Barbadian-born fast bowler Jofra Archer has credited England skipper Eoin Morgan, all-rounder Ben Stokes and Joe Root for calming his nerves before and during the Super Over he bowled to give the hosts their first-ever ICC World Cup at Lord's, London, on Sunday.
Members of Venezuela’s Under-15 team pose for a team shot at the Piarco International Airport on Sunday evening, after they arrived in T&T ahead of their participation in Wednesday’s TTFA Youth Invitational series at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva.
Courtesy TTFA Media
Venezuela arrives for TTFA youth tourney
Venezuela’s Under 15 boys’ team arrived here Sunday ahead of their opening clash with Mexico in the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association’s Youth Invitational tournament on Wednesday at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva.
Jahmia Harley competes in the 15-17, 50 metres butterfly at the at the National Age-Group Short Course Championship at the National Aquatic Centre in Balmain, Couva. She won a record-breaking 1:03.59.
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Harley, Burke break more records
Jahmia Harley and Keryn Burke won their respective age group events in recording-breaking fashion on Saturday evening at the National Age-Group Short Course Championship at the National Aquatic Centre in Balmain, Couva.
T&T’s Shaquanda Greene, right, and Fiji's Lydia Panapasa battle for the ball during the Netball World Cup match in Liverpool, England, on Sunday. T&T won 67-56.
AP
Calypso Girls get first win
T&T's Calypso Girls condemned Fiji to bottom spot in Group C with a 67-56 victory to end play in stage one of the preliminaries yesterday in the Netball World Cup in Liverpool, England.
T&T’s Shernice De Four (No 20)) is on the attack against Mexico’s Paloma Guiterrez (No 7) during the their ninth-place playoff in the 18th Women's Pan American Cup in Chiclayo, Peru on Saturday. T&T suffered a 3-0 (25-17, 25-13, 25-8) loss.
courtesy NORCECA
T&T falls to Mexico, finishes in 10th place
T&T volleyballers fell to Mexico to miss out on the ninth spot in the 18th Women's Pan American Cup, losing 3-0 (25-17, 25-13, 25-8) in the penultimate game at the Chiclayo headquarters, Peru on Saturday evening.
England players mob Jofra Archer after he bowled them to victory over New Zealand in a Super Over in the ICC World Cup final at Lord’s, London, yesterday. Although both teams scored 15 runs in the Super Over, England won by virtue of scoring more boundaries in regulation play.
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England wins first World Cup
England won the ICC World Cup for the first time with a dramatic win in a Super Over at Lord's, London, Sunday.
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Memphis Pioneers Athletic Club’s Emmanuel Callender, left, crosses the line ahead of Adell Coltrust of Abilene Wildcats to win the men’s 4x100 metres at the Republic Bank NAAA Relay Festival at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port-of-Spain on Sunday. Callender partnered with Reuben Walters, Clement Campbell and Ian Thomas to win in 40.13.
Anthony Harris
Memphis edges Cougars in thriller
Things That Matter
SEA’s negative impact on young athletes
National coach Stuart-Charlers Fevrier, centre, during a training session with under-15 team
Allan V. Crane
Fevrier picks 20-man U-15 team
QPCC's Janine Francois, left, get a pass off while under pressure from Police Fc's Rhea Belgrave, right, during the Women's League Football (WOLF) match day 3 between QPCC and Police FC at New Settlement Grounds, Chaguanas in June.
Allan V. Crane
Trincity Nationals, QPCC run riot
T&T goal-attack Kalifa McCollin catches the ball in mid-air during the “Calypso Girls” preliminary stage one match against Fiji on Sunday in the Netball World Cup (NWC) in Liverpool, England. T&T won 67-56.
courtesy NWC facebookpage
Calypso Girls stumble against Uganda
England's Ben Stokes dives in to make his ground ahead of a throw from New Zealand’s Martin Guptill during the ICC World Cup final at Lord’s, London, on Sunday. The ball deflected off Stokes’ bat and went for four overthrows, which meant England got six runs on the play. However, veteran umpire Simon Taufel is now arguing that the umpires made an error and should have in fact awarded five runs and the missed call could have affected the outcome of the game.
AP
Umpires knocked for World Cup overthrow error
New Zealand captain Kane Williamson, left, walks with teammate Ross Taylor during their ICC World Cup against England at Lord’s, London, on Sunday. England won the final in a Super Over tiebreaker to lift their first-ever World Cup title.
AP
No West Indians on ICC World Cup XI
England’s Jofra Archer and Jos Buttler celebrate with teammates after running out New Zealand’s Martin Guptill to win the ICC World Cup at Lord’s, London, yesterday. England won in a Super Over after the scores ended tied after 50 overs each.
AP
Stokes, Archer give England first World Cup
New Zealand captain Kane Williamson, left, stands with his players during the ICC World Cup trophy presentation after losing to England at Lord’s, London, yesterday. England won in a Super Over after the scores ended tied after 50 overs each.
AP
Williamson is top World Cup player
England's Jofra Archer hugs teammate Jos Buttler after bowling his team to the ICC World Cup title over New Zealand at Lord’s, London, on Sunday. England won in after a Super Over tiebreaker after the scores ended tied after 50 overs each.
AP
Archer credits teammates for Super Over poise
Members of Venezuela’s Under-15 team pose for a team shot at the Piarco International Airport on Sunday evening, after they arrived in T&T ahead of their participation in Wednesday’s TTFA Youth Invitational series at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva.
Courtesy TTFA Media
Venezuela arrives for TTFA youth tourney
Jahmia Harley competes in the 15-17, 50 metres butterfly at the at the National Age-Group Short Course Championship at the National Aquatic Centre in Balmain, Couva. She won a record-breaking 1:03.59.
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