Kofi James scored the most runs in the West Indies Breakout League.
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Harry Brook
Trinidad and Tobago Women’s League Football 2025 Season action at the Edinburgh 500 Recreation Grounds in Chaguanas in February this year as Club Sando (in blue) took on Trincity Nationals. Club Sando won 5-1.
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Gayle Pazos, senior vice president and managing director, Scotiabank with winners of the 24th Scotiabank Charity Golf Tournament, Rodney Phillip and Rabindra Narine, who each walked away with a trophy, day passes for the Country Club at Sandy Lane, return flights to Barbados and stays at Hilton Barbados.
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West Indies Women will need a big effort against Thailand Women today if they are to qualify for the Women’s World Cup.
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T&T’s Ryan D’Abreau, centre, Njisane Phillip, left, and Nicholas Paul after winning the Elite Pan Am Track Cycling Championships men's team sprint event. D’Abreau will spearhead the sprint team which also includes Jelani Nedd, Darnell James and Zion Pulido.
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Josiah Hills
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Chinelle Henry, right, scored a match-winning 51 not out against Bangladesh.
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West Indies “A” to host South Africa “A” in series at Daren Sammy Cricket Ground in Saint Lucia.
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Player of the Match Aaliyah Alleyne took four wickets for the West Indies women versus Bangladesh women in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifiers in Lahore, Pakistan on Thursday.
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FILE: Rylee Gangoo claimed 3-9 in T&T’s win.
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Barbados’ Orlando Husbands leads the Open division in the Subzone 2.3.3 Open Chess Championships on Wednesday.
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Milton Robert Pydanna passed away on Tuesday at the age of 75.
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Kofi James scored the most runs in the West Indies Breakout League.
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Harry Brook
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Trinidad and Tobago Women’s League Football 2025 Season action at the Edinburgh 500 Recreation Grounds in Chaguanas in February this year as Club Sando (in blue) took on Trincity Nationals. Club Sando won 5-1.
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West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews, left, holds her head after they failed to qualify for the Women’s ICC World Cup in their final match against Thailand Women on Saturday. (Photo courtesy CWI Media)
LAHORE, Pakistan – West Indies Women fell heartbreakingly short of qualifying for the 2025 ICC Women’s World Cup later this year despite a heroic performance against Thailand in their final match of the World Cup Qualifiers on Saturday.
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Catherine Dieffenthaller—Girls 15-17 (swim).
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USA-based trio Catherine Dieffenthaller, Zuri Ferguson and Liam Carrington all won gold on the opening night of finals at the 38th edition of the Carifta Aquatics Championships hosted by the Aquatic Sports Association of T&T (ASATT) at the beautiful National Aquatic Centre in Balmain, Couva on Saturday night.
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Lord Sebastien Coe, President of World Athletics, the governing body for the sport of track and field has hailed the regional Carifta Track and Field Games as the best junior Championships for athletes in the world.
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West Indies Women will need a big effort against Thailand Women today if they are to qualify for the Women’s World Cup.
LAHORE – To stand any chance of qualifying for the 2025 ICC Women’s World Cup, West Indies Women must register a huge win over minnows Thailand in their final World Cup Qualifier in Pakistan on Saturday morning.
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T&T’s Ryan D’Abreau, centre, Njisane Phillip, left, and Nicholas Paul after winning the Elite Pan Am Track Cycling Championships men's team sprint event. D’Abreau will spearhead the sprint team which also includes Jelani Nedd, Darnell James and Zion Pulido.
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Robert Farrier, former president of T&T Cycling Federation (TTCF) and manager/coach of the national team for this year's Easter Grand Prix wants the members of his cycling team to seize the opportunities at hand.
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T&T’s Josiah Hills ended the Central America and the Caribbean Tennis Confederation (COTECC)-Trinidad International Junior (Under-14) Tennis Tournament on a high when he combined with El Salvador’s Mateo Gutierrez to capture the Boys Doubles title on Thursday (April 17).
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Chinelle Henry, right, scored a match-winning 51 not out against Bangladesh.
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LAHORE, Pakistan – West Indies women’s coach Shane Deitz was full of praise for his team’s resilience, following their hard-fought three-wicket win over Bangladesh in their ICC World Cup qualifier in Lahore on Thursday.
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West Indies “A” to host South Africa “A” in series at Daren Sammy Cricket Ground in Saint Lucia.
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Cricket West Indies (CWI) has announced a Men’s “A” Team series, with West Indies “A” hosting South Africa “A” from May 21 to June 11, 2025 at the Daren Sammy Cricket Ground in Saint Lucia.
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USA-based T&T swimmers Liam Carrington and Zuri Ferguson are both targeting a successful T&T campaign on home soil when the 38th Carifta Aquatics Championships hosted by the Aquatics Sports Association of T&T (ASATT) begins at the National Aquatic Centre in Balmain, Couva, from Saturday to Tuesday (April 19-22).
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Player of the Match Aaliyah Alleyne took four wickets for the West Indies women versus Bangladesh women in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifiers in Lahore, Pakistan on Thursday.
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LAHORE – Caribbean cricket fans are breathing a bit easier on Thursday as their beloved West Indies Women kept their faint 2025 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup qualification hopes alive following a hard-fought three-wicket victory over Bangladesh in Lahore, Pakistan.
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FILE: Rylee Gangoo claimed 3-9 in T&T’s win.
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – T&T bounced back from its opening six-wicket loss against Guyana to beat the Windward Islands in the second round of the Rising Stars Under-15 Championship at Liberta Sports Club, on Thursday (April 17).
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Paul Newallo, one of five assistant coaches to head coach Anil Roberts, says he is looking forward to some outstanding swimming performances from the local swimmers when the 38th Carifta Aquatics Championships hosted by the Aquatics Sports Association of T&T (ASATT) splashes off at the National Aquatic Centre in Balmain, Couva, from Saturday to Tuesday (April 19-22).
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T&T's Brion Scott, centre, finished third in the Boys U17 400 metres semi-final 1 in a time 49.01 seconds during the CARIFTA 2025 Trinidad and Tobago Athletics morning session at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain on Saturday.
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T&T’s Osheá Cummings, left, won the gold medal during the girls’ 1,500 metre Under-17 run during the CARIFTA Games at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain.
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West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews, left, holds her head after they failed to qualify for the Women’s ICC World Cup in their final match against Thailand Women on Saturday. (Photo courtesy CWI Media)
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Catherine Dieffenthaller—Girls 15-17 (swim).
Courtesy ASATT
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West Indies Women will need a big effort against Thailand Women today if they are to qualify for the Women’s World Cup.
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T&T’s Ryan D’Abreau, centre, Njisane Phillip, left, and Nicholas Paul after winning the Elite Pan Am Track Cycling Championships men's team sprint event. D’Abreau will spearhead the sprint team which also includes Jelani Nedd, Darnell James and Zion Pulido.
Courtesy PAN AM Sports
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Josiah Hills
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Chinelle Henry, right, scored a match-winning 51 not out against Bangladesh.
Courtesy CWI Media
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West Indies “A” to host South Africa “A” in series at Daren Sammy Cricket Ground in Saint Lucia.
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