Jeda­iah King and Ja­son Best com­bined to help Roy­al­ty Bas­ket­ball Acad­e­my sink Mal­oney Pac­ers to its sec­ond straight loss in the Men’s First Di­vi­sion of the Lin­coln “Crip­ple” Grif­fith North Zone Bas­ket­ball League at the Wood­brook Youth Fa­cil­i­ty in Port-of-Spain on Sun­day.

For­mer na­tion­al ju­nior cham­pi­on Zi­co Cor­reia is back on the na­tion­al team fol­low­ing a de­ci­sion of the Trinidad and To­ba­go Golf As­so­ci­a­tion (TTGA) Board to rat­i­fy the ten play­ers (six men and four women) on Mon­day to rep­re­sent T&T at the up­com­ing Caribbean Am­a­teur Golf Cham­pi­onships in the Cay­man Is­lands from Au­gust 2-7 at the Ritz-Carl­ton Golf Club & North Sound Golf Club.

DUBLIN – West In­dies Women were de­nied valu­able time in the mid­dle when per­sis­tent show­ers brought a pre­ma­ture end to their fourth and fi­nal match of the Evara Tri-Na­tion T20I se­ries against Pak­istan Women in Ire­land on Wednes­day.

Af­ter a four-hour meet­ing among Min­is­ter of Sports and Youth Af­fairs Phillip Watts; his Per­ma­nent Sec­re­tary Pene­lope Brad­shaw-Niles; the Board of the Sports Com­pa­ny of T&T, in­clud­ing di­rec­tors Adri­an Ali, Ne­fer­ti­ti Ker­na­han, Ndu-Bisi Hall, Kester Lendor, the chair­man, Shaun Teekas­ingh, the deputy chair­man, and Chief Ex­ec­u­tive Of­fi­cer (CEO) Arnold Ram; and the mem­bers of 15 Na­tion­al Gov­ern­ing Bod­ies (NG­Bs), which last­ed from 10 am to 2 pm, there was no so­lu­tion to the fi­nan­cial prob­lems plagu­ing sports in Trinidad and To­ba­go (T&T).

The West In­dies team should have gone in­to yes­ter­day’s first NB One-Day In­ter­na­tion­al (ODI) against Sri Lan­ka full of con­fi­dence based on state­ments from coach King Sam­my and cap­tain Shai Hope.

The group stage draw for the 2026 BetVic­tor World Cup of Darts has been of­fi­cial­ly con­firmed, with Trinidad and To­ba­go's pair­ing of James Walk­lin and Joshua Bal­four drawn in Group J along­side Latvia and Italy.

KINGSTON – West In­dies’ usu­al­ly de­pend­able bat­ting line­up failed to fire de­spite a promis­ing start, while Sri Lan­ka’s bat­ters came to the fore as the vis­i­tors won the all-im­por­tant open­ing One Day In­ter­na­tion­al by 41 runs in Ja­maica on Wednes­day (June 3).

KINGSTON, Ja­maica – Pres­i­dent of the Ja­maica Crick­et As­so­ci­a­tion (JCA) Dr Dono­van Ben­nett has ad­mit­ted that tick­et sales have been slow for the open­ing One Day In­ter­na­tion­al be­tween West In­dies and Sri Lan­ka at Sabi­na Park on Wednes­day.

KINGSTON – West In­dies white-ball cap­tain Shai Hope is look­ing for­ward to a pro­duc­tive show­ing from his top or­der bats­men in their One Day In­ter­na­tion­al (ODI) se­ries against Sri Lan­ka, which bowls off in Ja­maica on Wednes­day.

​She was un­der­rat­ed and de­nied the recog­ni­tion her tal­ent and achieve­ments de­served. She didn't fit the im­age tra­di­tion­al Eu­rope want­ed. They were de­light­ed to ben­e­fit from her tal­ent, skill, prowess, and per­for­mances; how­ev­er, she spoke up against racism. Af­ter scor­ing a goal, she marked the oc­ca­sion by bow­ing her head and rais­ing a sin­gle, gloved fist in a Black Pow­er salute.

Nao­mi Samp­son scored a hat-trick to lead Paragon I to a 5-1 come-from-be­hind whip­ping of Paragon II, to go nine points clear at the top of the women’s Open Di­vi­sion of the T&T Hock­ey Board (TTHB) Out­door Sev­en-A-Side League at the Na­tion­al Hock­ey Cen­tre in Tacarigua on Sun­day.

The Court of Ap­peal has weighed in on a long-stand­ing le­gal dis­pute re­lat­ed to the T&T Crick­et Board (TTCB) elec­tions in 2019.