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.

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.

New­ly crowned Sec­ondary Schools Foot­ball League (SS­FL) Pre­mier­ship Di­vi­sion cham­pi­on, Na­pari­ma Col­lege, moved one step clos­er to a his­toric tre­ble af­ter edg­ing St Au­gus­tine Sec­ondary 1-0 in semi­fi­nal one of the Co­ca Co­la Boys' In­ter­col on Fri­day at the Ato Boldon Sta­di­um in Cou­va.

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.

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 .

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.

For­mer Trinidad and To­ba­go goal­keep­er Sha­ka His­lop has re­vealed that he is bat­tling prostate can­cer.

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.

CHRISTCHURCH – Pac­ers Ja­cob Duffy and Matt Hen­ry ran through the West In­dies’ bat­ting to leave New Zealand firm­ly in con­trol of the open­ing Test at the end of Wednes­day’s sec­ond day of play in New Zealand.

​The Na­tion­al Pri­ma­ry School Foot­ball League fi­nals took place Wednesday morn­ing at the Ari­ma Velo­drome, serv­ing up a spec­tac­u­lar day of foot­ball de­spite ear­ly chal­lenges. Fol­low­ing heavy show­ers that had drenched the grounds for over two hours, the sun emerged pre­cise­ly as the tour­na­ment be­gan at 10.20 am.

De­fence Force earned a berth at the 2026 Con­ca­caf Cham­pi­ons Cup, de­spite a 2-1 loss to Cibao FC of the Do­mini­can Re­pub­lic in San­to Domin­go on Tues­day evening.

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”.