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Richard Ramkissoon, left, of Central Sports Club collects his club’s first place challenge trophy for Premiership I Trinidad from Miles Bascombe, Director of Cricket, CWI, during the TTCB Awards Ceremony at the Center Pointe Mall Auditorium on September 30, 2023 in Chaguanas.
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Central joins forces with Yorkshire for TTCB title defence
Matthew Forde, centre, accepts his Game Changer of the Match award for his performance in the final T20I against Afghanistan.
King: We have work to do before T20 World Cup
West Indies’ Zachary Carter celebrates after scoring a century against South Africa in the ICC Men’s Under-19 World Cup in Windhoek, Namibia on Thursday. West Indies won by 55 runs.
Carter, Belle prove too much for South Africa U-19s
Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs, Phillip Watts, left, present celebrated javelin thrower and Sports Ambassador Keshorn Walcott with a National Incentive and Reward valued at TT$500,000 at the Ministry’s Head Office in Port-of-Spain on Wednesday .
Minister Watts presents $500,000 reward to World champion Walcott
Shamar Springer bowled West Indies to victory over Afghanistan with a hat-trick in the third and final T20I at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in the United Arab Emirates on Thursday. West Indies won by 15 runs.
Springer hat-trick gives West Indies consolation win over Afghanistan
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Richard Ramkissoon, left, of Central Sports Club collects his club’s first place challenge trophy for Premiership I Trinidad from Miles Bascombe, Director of Cricket, CWI, during the TTCB Awards Ceremony at the Center Pointe Mall Auditorium on September 30, 2023 in Chaguanas.
DANIEL PRENTICE
Central joins forces with Yorkshire for TTCB title defence
Matthew Forde, centre, accepts his Game Changer of the Match award for his performance in the final T20I against Afghanistan.
King: We have work to do before T20 World Cup
West Indies’ Zachary Carter celebrates after scoring a century against South Africa in the ICC Men’s Under-19 World Cup in Windhoek, Namibia on Thursday. West Indies won by 55 runs.
Carter, Belle prove too much for South Africa U-19s
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