GEORGE­TOWN, Guyana — The Guyana Ama­zon War­riors re­turned to win­ning ways with a hard-fought four-wick­et vic­to­ry over the St Lu­cia Kings at the Prov­i­dence Sta­di­um in the Re­pub­lic Bank Caribbean Pre­mier League on Wednes­day night.

GEORGE­TOWN – Shadab Khan scored a bound­ary-stud­ded cameo and Alzarri Joseph ran over the Guyana Ama­zon War­riors’ top or­der to lead the An­tigua & Bar­bu­da Fal­cons to a com­pre­hen­sive 65-run win in the Re­pub­lic Bank Caribbean Pre­mier League in Guyana on Tues­day.

GEORGE­TOWN, Guyana – The un­beat­en Guyana Ama­zon War­riors have been dealt a harsh blow with the Afghanistan duo of Mo­ham­mad Nabi and Rah­man­ul­lah Gur­baz ex­pect­ed to play no fur­ther role in this year’s Re­pub­lic Bank Caribbean Pre­mier League (CPL).

ST JOHN’S, An­tigua — Crick­et West In­dies has turned to one of New Zealand’s most re­spect­ed coach­ing minds in a bid to res­ur­rect the re­gion’s bat­ting for­tunes, ap­point­ing Bob Carter as Bat­ting Con­sul­tant on a one-year con­tract that car­ries sig­nif­i­cant short- and long-term im­pli­ca­tions.

LON­DON, Eng­land – Bar­ba­di­an fast bowler Che Sim­mons has made the switch from War­wick­shire to Glouces­ter­shire for the re­main­der of the 2026 Coun­ty Cham­pi­onship.

BRIDGETOWN, Bar­ba­dos – Al­lah Mo­ham­mad Ghaz­an­far has been named as the re­place­ment for fel­low Afghanistan spin­ner Mu­jeeb Ur Rah­man in the Bar­ba­dos Tri­dents team for the re­main­der of the Re­pub­lic Bank Caribbean Pre­mier League sea­son.

Train­er Ramesh Ram­roop has been a con­sis­tent per­former on the lo­cal rac­ing scene, with sev­er­al no­table vic­to­ries to his cred­it. His star charge, Sneaky Cheeky, has achieved sig­nif­i­cant suc­cess, in­clud­ing win­ning the Stew­ards Cup in 2024 and de­fend­ing her ti­tle in the pre­mier sprint event on the lo­cal cal­en­dar. Ram­roop’s con­di­tion­ing has been in­stru­men­tal in Sneaky Cheeky’s rise to promi­nence, es­tab­lish­ing her as one of the most suc­cess­ful hors­es in train­ing along­side Hel­lo World.

Team cap­tain Dwight Jor­dan led from the front as the Wa­ter and Sew­er­age Au­thor­i­ty (WASA) was crowned the 2026 cham­pi­ons of the Trin­ba­go Fut­sal Cor­po­rate Cup (TFCC) with a 6-5 win over their work col­leagues, WASA Sports and Cul­tur­al Club, at the Mal­oney In­door Sports Are­na, Mal­oney, on Sat­ur­day.

Cru­saders’ Chloe Fras­er claimed her third women’s sin­gles ti­tle in the Trinidad and To­ba­go Ta­ble As­so­ci­a­tion Na­tion­al Se­nior Cham­pi­onship at the Na­tion­al Rac­quet Cen­tre in Or­ange Grove Road, Tacarigua, on Septem­ber 6.

T&T Po­lice Ser­vice (men) and Mag­no­lias (women) cap­tured the re­spec­tive men’s and women’s Open Di­vi­sion ti­tles when the Mag­no­lias In­door Hock­ey5s Tour­na­ment con­clud­ed at the Wood­brook Youth Fa­cil­i­ty, Wood­brook, on Septem­ber 6.

Trinidad and To­ba­go FI­FA as­sis­tant ref­er­ee Caleb Wales has re­ceived an­oth­er sig­nif­i­cant in­ter­na­tion­al ap­point­ment, this time in the Sau­di Pro League.

Sunil Nar­ine’s sto­ry is one that many young peo­ple can learn from and be in­spired by—not just crick­eters, but all sports­men and women. It can even in­spire those with no in­ter­est in sport who want to learn what it takes to suc­ceed and ful­fil their po­ten­tial. Nar­ine stared de­feat and de­spair square in the eye and beat the odds, over­com­ing those who seemed in­tent on keep­ing him small and mediocre.