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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Desmond Haynes
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T&T’s Makeda Bain
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Jason Holder, right, grabbed four wickets to bowl Islamabad United to victory over the Multan Sultans.
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In the front row from left to right: Eelijah Ashton, Joshua Joseph, Davis Guerra, Zion Phillip, Jordan Julien and Sanjiv Bachu. Back row, Nisar Mohammed (coach), Rylee Gangoo, Dylan Lee Chow, Samuel Stewart, Kaiden Pollard (captain), Giovanni McKnight, Larell Guiseppi, Ethan Ramcharan, Jayden Sadaphal and Kelvin Mohammed (manager).
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FILE: Newly elected T&T Football Association president Keiron Edwards, third from right, poses with fellow new members of the TTFA executive, ordinary member Allan Logan, from left, Andrew Boodoo (ordinary member), third vice-president Jamieson Riques, second vice-president Osmond Downer, Ryan Nunes (ordinary member) and Shelton Williams (ordinary member) following their election on April 14, 2024. Missing are first vice-president Colin Murray and Alicia Austin (ordinary member).
Vashti Singh
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Nerissa Feveck (Paria Fuel Trading Company), second from right centre, present coach Anthony Brown with a replica national table tennis team jersey while Sharon Bravo Phillip, T&T Table Tennis Association president looks on at right at the Oxford Club, Padmore Street, San Fernando on Sunday. The presentation was made to the team which is preparing for the upcoming Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Federation (CRTTF) Championships 2025. Others in photo are Ian Joseph (coach), from back row left, Daniel Bhim, Sekel Mc Intosh, Ameer Mohamed, Malik Gopaul, Aaron Noel, Josiah Joseph, Aiden Noel, Edwin Humphreys (coach) and Andrew Edwards (coach). Front row from left are Mateo Mollineau, Jerisse Elder, Lyllana Boodhan, Zuri Radge Coomar, Chloe Fraser, Jordan Thong, and Jannah Mohammed.
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Nicholas Romany, centre, winner of the of the first Midnight Half-Marathon poses with fellow top finishers in the men’s category including second-placed Tafari Waldron, second from left, third-placed Keron Ali, second from right, Christopher Mitchell (fourth), left, and Titus Baynes (fifth).
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West Indies Women’s head coach Shane Deitz
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James Walklin shines for E-Z Lines.
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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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Barbados’ Orlando Husbands leads the Open division in the Subzone 2.3.3 Open Chess Championships on Wednesday.
Barbados’ trio of International Master Orlando Husbands, Women’s Candidate Master Chanon Reifer-Belle and Women’s Fide Master Hannah Wilson occupy the top spots after seven rounds in the Subzone 2.3.3 Open and Women’s Chess Championships 2025 being played at the Cascadia Hotel in St Ann's, Port-of-Spain on Wednesday.
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Milton Robert Pydanna passed away on Tuesday at the age of 75.
GEORGETOWN, Guyana – Milton Robert Pydanna, a former West Indies and Guyana wicketkeeper/batsman passed away on Tuesday at the age of 75.
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Desmond Haynes
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – Former lead selector for the West Indies senior men’s team, Desmond Haynes, will serve on the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) men’s cricket committee.
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Well, look at that! It’s becoming less of a habit (much like running the Savannah remains a mythical land for me), and more of a delightful weekly ritual where Team T&T continues to conquer all comers; a ritual that is stubbornly and thankfully refusing to break. It seems Team T&T are becoming synonymous with ‘champions,’ and long may this sweet addiction continue!
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T&T’s Makeda Bain
T&T’s Makeda Bain made it a back-to-back sweep of the Under-14 Girls Division titles and her third time achieving the feat when the Central America and the Caribbean Tennis Confederation (COTECC)-Trinidad International Junior (U-14) Tennis Tournament ended at the National Racquet Centre, Orange Grove Road, Tacarigua, Wednesday.
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Jason Holder, right, grabbed four wickets to bowl Islamabad United to victory over the Multan Sultans.
RAWALPINDI – West Indies all-rounder Jason Holder produced his second Player-of-the-Match performance in three games to lead Islamabad United to a comfortable 47-run victory over the winless Multan Sultans in the Pakistan Super League (PSL) on Wednesday.
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In the front row from left to right: Eelijah Ashton, Joshua Joseph, Davis Guerra, Zion Phillip, Jordan Julien and Sanjiv Bachu. Back row, Nisar Mohammed (coach), Rylee Gangoo, Dylan Lee Chow, Samuel Stewart, Kaiden Pollard (captain), Giovanni McKnight, Larell Guiseppi, Ethan Ramcharan, Jayden Sadaphal and Kelvin Mohammed (manager).
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – The region’s young cricketers kicked started their campaign as it marked an exciting start to the Rising Stars Under-15 Limited Overs Championship, Tuesday (April 15), with Barbados, Windward Islands, and Guyana securing dominant victories in their opening matches.
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FILE: Newly elected T&T Football Association president Keiron Edwards, third from right, poses with fellow new members of the TTFA executive, ordinary member Allan Logan, from left, Andrew Boodoo (ordinary member), third vice-president Jamieson Riques, second vice-president Osmond Downer, Ryan Nunes (ordinary member) and Shelton Williams (ordinary member) following their election on April 14, 2024. Missing are first vice-president Colin Murray and Alicia Austin (ordinary member).
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Half the payment of March salaries was made to Tier 1 champions of the T&T Premier Football League AC Port-of-Spain Tuesday (April 15), which effectively ensures that the club will take the field tomorrow in a crucial clash against table toppers Defence Force.
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Nerissa Feveck (Paria Fuel Trading Company), second from right centre, present coach Anthony Brown with a replica national table tennis team jersey while Sharon Bravo Phillip, T&T Table Tennis Association president looks on at right at the Oxford Club, Padmore Street, San Fernando on Sunday. The presentation was made to the team which is preparing for the upcoming Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Federation (CRTTF) Championships 2025. Others in photo are Ian Joseph (coach), from back row left, Daniel Bhim, Sekel Mc Intosh, Ameer Mohamed, Malik Gopaul, Aaron Noel, Josiah Joseph, Aiden Noel, Edwin Humphreys (coach) and Andrew Edwards (coach). Front row from left are Mateo Mollineau, Jerisse Elder, Lyllana Boodhan, Zuri Radge Coomar, Chloe Fraser, Jordan Thong, and Jannah Mohammed.
T&T Under-15 and U-19 table-tennis teams were the beneficiaries of new team jerseys generously sponsored by Paria Fuel Trading Company, on Sunday in preparation for the upcoming Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Federation (CRTTF) Championships 2025.
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Nicholas Romany, centre, winner of the of the first Midnight Half-Marathon poses with fellow top finishers in the men’s category including second-placed Tafari Waldron, second from left, third-placed Keron Ali, second from right, Christopher Mitchell (fourth), left, and Titus Baynes (fifth).
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With the city bathed in moonlight and music in the air, Nicholas Romany blazed through the course in a remarkable one hour and 09.05 seconds to win Trinidad and Tobago’s first-ever Midnight Half Marathon at the Queen’s Park Savannah in Port-of-Spain on Saturday.
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West Indies Women’s head coach Shane Deitz
LAHORE, Pakistan – With West Indies Women’s chances of qualifying for the 2025 Women’s World Cup hanging by a thread, head coach Shane Deitz has admitted that the regional side has been a disappointment at the tournament so far.
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James Walklin shines for E-Z Lines.
Top spot in the A Division of the Trinidad and Tobago 501 League of Darts changes hands once again. Drifters are back on top after defeating Scorpions 7-3 at Kosmos Club in Port-of-Spain on Tuesday (April 8). Drifters are now two points clear of second place.
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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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Desmond Haynes
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T&T’s Makeda Bain
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Jason Holder, right, grabbed four wickets to bowl Islamabad United to victory over the Multan Sultans.
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In the front row from left to right: Eelijah Ashton, Joshua Joseph, Davis Guerra, Zion Phillip, Jordan Julien and Sanjiv Bachu. Back row, Nisar Mohammed (coach), Rylee Gangoo, Dylan Lee Chow, Samuel Stewart, Kaiden Pollard (captain), Giovanni McKnight, Larell Guiseppi, Ethan Ramcharan, Jayden Sadaphal and Kelvin Mohammed (manager).
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FILE: Newly elected T&T Football Association president Keiron Edwards, third from right, poses with fellow new members of the TTFA executive, ordinary member Allan Logan, from left, Andrew Boodoo (ordinary member), third vice-president Jamieson Riques, second vice-president Osmond Downer, Ryan Nunes (ordinary member) and Shelton Williams (ordinary member) following their election on April 14, 2024. Missing are first vice-president Colin Murray and Alicia Austin (ordinary member).
Vashti Singh
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Nerissa Feveck (Paria Fuel Trading Company), second from right centre, present coach Anthony Brown with a replica national table tennis team jersey while Sharon Bravo Phillip, T&T Table Tennis Association president looks on at right at the Oxford Club, Padmore Street, San Fernando on Sunday. The presentation was made to the team which is preparing for the upcoming Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Federation (CRTTF) Championships 2025. Others in photo are Ian Joseph (coach), from back row left, Daniel Bhim, Sekel Mc Intosh, Ameer Mohamed, Malik Gopaul, Aaron Noel, Josiah Joseph, Aiden Noel, Edwin Humphreys (coach) and Andrew Edwards (coach). Front row from left are Mateo Mollineau, Jerisse Elder, Lyllana Boodhan, Zuri Radge Coomar, Chloe Fraser, Jordan Thong, and Jannah Mohammed.
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