Kieron Edwards, TTFA president.
Champion jockey Dillion Khelawan sits low on his charge three-year-old Headliner, Diana Scott-owned and trained by champion trainer John O' Brien as the horse gallops towards the winning pole to take Trinidad Derby on Republic Day, Wednesday, ahead of his stablemate Have A Great Day with apprentice jockey Aaron Daniel astride.
Ralph Banwarie
Shamar Joseph
T&T's elite national boxer Tianna Guy squares up against Dominican Republic's Grecia Novas Mateo during the weigh-in of the Headliner boxing event at the East Gates Mall in Trincity, yesterday ahead of today's bout at the National Cycling Velodrome in Couva.
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TTFA president Kieron Edwards
Nicholas Pooran, left, was fined 20 per cent of his match fee for showing dissent towards umpire Ryan Banwarie.
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Topscorers Kervis King, right stooping, Kevin Sunich, left stooping, and coach Keston Vidale, holding ball up front pose with teammates as they celebrate winning the Over-45 Division title at the Woodbrook Youth Centre, Port-of-Spain on Tuesday night after defeating Defence Force in game three, 47-46, to win the series 2-1.
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Anton Corneal part ways with TTFA.
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T&T’s Jereem Richards holds an inspirational note on the back of his bib number after taking the silver in the men’s 400 metres final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, yesterday.
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Marc Jardine, managing director RBC Royal Bank T&T, congratulates Alex Ekesa, top men’s finisher in the 15K at the Bank’s 10th anniversary Race for the Kids on September 14.
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T&T’s Keshorn Walcott competes in the men’s javelin throw final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, yesterday. Walcott won the gold medal with a 88.16m throw.
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Imran Tahir, centre, and Shai Hope, right, of Guyana Amazon Warriors celebrate winning the Men's Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League Qualifier-1, match 32 against Saint Lucia Kings at Guyana National Stadium in Providence, Guyana on Wednesday (September 17).
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T&T’s Keshorn Walcott celebrates after winning gold in the javelin at the 2025 World Athletic Championships in Tokyo.
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Nicholas Pooran, right, of Trinbago Knight Riders hits six and wicket-keeper Andries Gous of Antigua and Barbuda Falcons watch during the Men’s Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League Eliminator, match 31 at Guyana National Stadium in Providence, Guyana on Tuesday. TKR won by nine wickets.
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Trinidad And Tobago's Keshorn Walcott celebrates after winning gold medal in the men's javelin throw final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Thursday.
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The door has not been closed on the return of veterans Kemar Roach, left, and Kraigg Brathwaite to the West Indies team.
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TTFA vice president Jameson Rigues, left, with Rose-Marie Belle Antoine, UWI Pro Vice-Chancellor and Campus Principal at the signing last week at the UWI St Augustine Campus.
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Kieron Edwards, TTFA president.
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Champion jockey Dillion Khelawan sits low on his charge three-year-old Headliner, Diana Scott-owned and trained by champion trainer John O' Brien as the horse gallops towards the winning pole to take Trinidad Derby on Republic Day, Wednesday, ahead of his stablemate Have A Great Day with apprentice jockey Aaron Daniel astride.
Ralph Banwarie
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Shamar Joseph
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Daren Sammy, West Indies coach
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Having not won a Test series in India since 1983, West Indies head coach Daren Sammy is well aware of the challenges his side will face when they travel to the sub-continent for a two-match Test series next month.
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Jacqueline Williams will be one of the most senior umpires at the 2025 ICC Women’s World Cup.
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – West Indies will still have a presence at the upcoming ICC Women’s World Cup, with umpires Candace La Borde and Jacqueline Williams having been named to the Emirates ICC Panel of Match Officials.
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Nicholas Pooran, left, was fined 20 per cent of his match fee for showing dissent towards umpire Ryan Banwarie.
PROVIDENCE – Trinbago Knight Riders captain Nicholas Pooran has been fined 20 per cent of his match fee after being charged with a Level 1 offence under the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) Code of Conduct.
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Topscorers Kervis King, right stooping, Kevin Sunich, left stooping, and coach Keston Vidale, holding ball up front pose with teammates as they celebrate winning the Over-45 Division title at the Woodbrook Youth Centre, Port-of-Spain on Tuesday night after defeating Defence Force in game three, 47-46, to win the series 2-1.
Kervis King and Kevin Sunich combined to lead East West Vets to a hard-fought one-point win over Defence Force Veterans to claim the Over-45 Division title to close off the Kelvin Roberts North Zone Basketball League on Tuesday night.
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Anton Corneal part ways with TTFA.
Courtesy TTFA
Anton Corneal, technical director of T&T football, was sacked yesterday, ending three years of development work in local football.
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T&T’s Jereem Richards holds an inspirational note on the back of his bib number after taking the silver in the men’s 400 metres final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, yesterday.
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Jereem Richards sped to a spectacular silver medal in the men’s 400 metres final at the World Outdoor Track and Field Championships at the National Stadium in Tokyo, Japan, on Thursday.
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Marc Jardine, managing director RBC Royal Bank T&T, congratulates Alex Ekesa, top men’s finisher in the 15K at the Bank’s 10th anniversary Race for the Kids on September 14.
Alex Ekesa and Alexia John ran away with the respective men’s and women’s titles when the RBC Royal Bank hosted the tenth edition of the Race for the Kids (RFTK), with some 5,300 registrants at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain, with the finish line at Queen’s Royal College on September 14.
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T&T’s Keshorn Walcott competes in the men’s javelin throw final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, yesterday. Walcott won the gold medal with a 88.16m throw.
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Keshorn Walcott captured the men’s javelin title at the World Outdoor Track and Field Championships at the National Stadium in Tokyo, Japan, Thursday.
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Imran Tahir, centre, and Shai Hope, right, of Guyana Amazon Warriors celebrate winning the Men's Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League Qualifier-1, match 32 against Saint Lucia Kings at Guyana National Stadium in Providence, Guyana on Wednesday (September 17).
Courtesy CPL T20
PROVIDENCE – The Guyana Amazon Warriors held off a daring comeback by defending champions Saint Lucia Kings to book their spot in the final of the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) with a thrilling 14-run victory in the first Qualifier in Guyana on Wednesday.
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T&T’s Keshorn Walcott celebrates after winning gold in the javelin at the 2025 World Athletic Championships in Tokyo.
TOKYO – More than 13 years after winning his first major title, Trinidad and Tobago’s Keshorn Walcott delivered another exceptional performance to capture gold in the men’s javelin at the World Athletics Championships in Japan on Thursday.
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Nicholas Pooran, right, of Trinbago Knight Riders hits six and wicket-keeper Andries Gous of Antigua and Barbuda Falcons watch during the Men’s Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League Eliminator, match 31 at Guyana National Stadium in Providence, Guyana on Tuesday. TKR won by nine wickets.
Courtesy CPL T20
Trinbago Knight Riders (TKR) and St Lucia Kings battle for a place in Sunday’s Caribbean Premier League final at Providence Stadium in Guyana, on Friday.
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Trinidad And Tobago's Keshorn Walcott celebrates after winning gold medal in the men's javelin throw final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Thursday.
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Trinidad And Tobago's Keshorn Walcott won the gold medal in the men's javelin throw final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Japan on Thursday while Jereem Richards copped a silver in the men's 400 metres.
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T&T’s Jereem Richards in Tokyo, Japan.
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Bryan Levell of Jamaica, second left, crosses the finish line in third position in the 200 metres at the World Athletic Championships in Tokyo.
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2025 World Athletics Championship men's javelin champion Keshorn Walcott is presented with an Elite Athlete Assistance Programme (EAAP) cheque by former acting permanent secretary in the Ministry of Sport and Community Development, David Roberts on August 12, 2024.
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Daren Sammy, West Indies coach
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Jacqueline Williams will be one of the most senior umpires at the 2025 ICC Women’s World Cup.
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Nicholas Pooran, left, was fined 20 per cent of his match fee for showing dissent towards umpire Ryan Banwarie.
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Topscorers Kervis King, right stooping, Kevin Sunich, left stooping, and coach Keston Vidale, holding ball up front pose with teammates as they celebrate winning the Over-45 Division title at the Woodbrook Youth Centre, Port-of-Spain on Tuesday night after defeating Defence Force in game three, 47-46, to win the series 2-1.
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Anton Corneal part ways with TTFA.
Courtesy TTFA
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T&T’s Jereem Richards holds an inspirational note on the back of his bib number after taking the silver in the men’s 400 metres final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, yesterday.
AP Photo
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Marc Jardine, managing director RBC Royal Bank T&T, congratulates Alex Ekesa, top men’s finisher in the 15K at the Bank’s 10th anniversary Race for the Kids on September 14.
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T&T’s Keshorn Walcott competes in the men’s javelin throw final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, yesterday. Walcott won the gold medal with a 88.16m throw.
AP Photo
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Imran Tahir, centre, and Shai Hope, right, of Guyana Amazon Warriors celebrate winning the Men's Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League Qualifier-1, match 32 against Saint Lucia Kings at Guyana National Stadium in Providence, Guyana on Wednesday (September 17).
Courtesy CPL T20
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