Daynte Stewart and Orkulljuna Volleyball teammate Albin Fransson.
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Vaughn Wilson, right, and Akiel Duke play against Christopher Khan and Richard Mc Letchie in the Men’s Doubles play at the Sunshine Snacks Tranquility Open 2026 on Victoria Avenue, Port-of-Spain last Wednesday.
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Ann Browne-John, from left back row, vice-president, TTWCA and Merissa Aguilleira-Fraser, right, national coach and former West Indies captain, with players and officials of sponsor, Roger Rambharose, centre, vice-president, KFC and Pizza Hut, Marjorie Thomas, president, TTWCA; and Azim Bassarath, president, TTCB and in front row Trisha Baksh, KFC TT Brand Lead, Shunelle Sawh, national vice-captain, Karishma Ramharack, national captain and Stacey Ryan, Head of Marketing – KFC and Pizza Hut.
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Mount Pleasant celebrate the 2025 Concacaf Caribbean Cup.
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The CPL will be returning to Sabina Park for the first time since 2019.
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Shanoya Douglas
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Jason Holder
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Vaughn Wilson, left, and Akiel Duke of Tobago emerged winners in the Sunshine Snacks Tranquility Lawn Tennis Open Men’s Doubles event at Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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FILE - T&T's gold medal winning siblings Tyrique and Tenique Vincent at last year's Carifta Games.
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FILE - T&T’s and QPCC batter Amir Jangoo, at left.
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Daynte Stewart and Orkulljuna Volleyball teammate Albin Fransson.
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Vaughn Wilson, right, and Akiel Duke play against Christopher Khan and Richard Mc Letchie in the Men’s Doubles play at the Sunshine Snacks Tranquility Open 2026 on Victoria Avenue, Port-of-Spain last Wednesday.
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Ann Browne-John, from left back row, vice-president, TTWCA and Merissa Aguilleira-Fraser, right, national coach and former West Indies captain, with players and officials of sponsor, Roger Rambharose, centre, vice-president, KFC and Pizza Hut, Marjorie Thomas, president, TTWCA; and Azim Bassarath, president, TTCB and in front row Trisha Baksh, KFC TT Brand Lead, Shunelle Sawh, national vice-captain, Karishma Ramharack, national captain and Stacey Ryan, Head of Marketing – KFC and Pizza Hut.
The T&T Women’s Cricket Association (TTWCA) has announced a landmark partnership with KFC T&T for its upcoming 2026 women’s cricket competitions. This collaboration marks a significant milestone for the association as it continues to expand opportunities for female cricketers across the nation.
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GEORGETOWN, Guyana – Sir Clive Lloyd, widely regarded as the greatest West Indies captain of all time, has called on Cricket West Indies (CWI) to provide current head coach Daren Sammy with some much-needed help going forward.
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KOLKATA, India – Cricket West Indies (CWI) has been forced to abandon plans for an ICC-organised charter flight and secure commercial travel for its squad members stranded in India, ending a nine-day wait that had become “increasingly distressing” for players and staff.
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DOHA, Qatar – The International Cricket Council (ICC) has been forced to abandon its scheduled board and committee meetings in Doha later this month due to the escalating military conflict in West Asia.
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Mount Pleasant celebrate the 2025 Concacaf Caribbean Cup.
CARSON, USA – History will be made at Dignity Health Sports Park on Wednesday night when Mount Pleasant FA steps onto the pitch for the first leg of their Concacaf Champions Cup Round of 16 clash against LA Galaxy, marking the Jamaican club’s inaugural appearance in the regional showpiece.
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The CPL will be returning to Sabina Park for the first time since 2019.
KINGSTON, Jamaica - Jamaica’s Sports Minister, Olivia Grange, has revealed that Kingsmen Sports Enterprise is set to invest over US$3 million to establish new franchises in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) and Women’s Caribbean Premier League (WCPL) competitions.
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KINGSTON, Jamaica– Jamaica’s double Carifta gold medallist Shanoya Douglas set the track ablaze in the 200 metres over the weekend on her way to clocking the fastest women’s Under-18 time in the world this year.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – All-rounder Jason Holder is the lone West Indian named in the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Team of the Tournament for the 2026 Men’s T20 Cricket World Cup.
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Welsh-based central defender James Lester and Elijah Cordner from England have been called to the T&T senior men’s football team for the coming international friendly clash with Bolivia on March 15 at the Ramon Tahuichi Aguilera Stadium in Santa Cruz, Bolivia.
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Cricket will return to the Olympic Games in Los Angeles in 2028 after a 128-year absence. However, the chances of a Caribbean cricket team making it to the LA Olympics are becoming increasingly unlikely. While not impossible, the prospects are slim.
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Kishane Thompson
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA) has unveiled a formidable squad set to represent the island at the 2026 World Athletics Indoor Championships, scheduled for March 20-23 in Poland.
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Vaughn Wilson, left, and Akiel Duke of Tobago emerged winners in the Sunshine Snacks Tranquility Lawn Tennis Open Men’s Doubles event at Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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The top-ranked women’s duo of Lee-Anne Thornton and Makeda Bain and the men’s pair of Akiel Duke and Vaughn Wilson expectedly captured the doubles titles when the first week of the Sunshine Snacks Tranquillity Tennis Open concluded at the club’s Victoria Avenue, Port-of-Spain, clay courts on Sunday.
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Daynte Stewart and Orkulljuna Volleyball teammate Albin Fransson.
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Vaughn Wilson, right, and Akiel Duke play against Christopher Khan and Richard Mc Letchie in the Men’s Doubles play at the Sunshine Snacks Tranquility Open 2026 on Victoria Avenue, Port-of-Spain last Wednesday.
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Ann Browne-John, from left back row, vice-president, TTWCA and Merissa Aguilleira-Fraser, right, national coach and former West Indies captain, with players and officials of sponsor, Roger Rambharose, centre, vice-president, KFC and Pizza Hut, Marjorie Thomas, president, TTWCA; and Azim Bassarath, president, TTCB and in front row Trisha Baksh, KFC TT Brand Lead, Shunelle Sawh, national vice-captain, Karishma Ramharack, national captain and Stacey Ryan, Head of Marketing – KFC and Pizza Hut.
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Sir Clive Lloyd
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West indies cricket team.
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Mount Pleasant celebrate the 2025 Concacaf Caribbean Cup.
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The CPL will be returning to Sabina Park for the first time since 2019.
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Shanoya Douglas
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Jason Holder
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James Lester
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