West Indies captain Hayley Matthews.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Kevon “Showtime” Woodley, centre, tries to get past Guyana’s Kevin Layne, right, and Nicholai Andrews during a friendly match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo on Wednesday night. T&T won 2-0. Photo Daniel Prentice
West Indies fast-bowler Kemar Roach, left celebrates a wicket with fellow pacer Shamar Joseph during the opening Test against Australia in Adelaide in January.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Kevon “Showtime” Woodley, centre, takes on Guyana’s Cortez Kellman during a friendly match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo on Monday. Woodley scored T&T’s winner in their 2-1 win. Photo by Daniel Prentice
Acting Minister of Sport Randall Mitchell makes his contribution during the debate on the ICC Men’s T20 Cricket World Cup 2024 Bill in Parliament yesterday.
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West Indies captain Hayley Matthews.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s Kevon “Showtime” Woodley, centre, tries to get past Guyana’s Kevin Layne, right, and Nicholai Andrews during a friendly match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo on Wednesday night. T&T won 2-0. Photo Daniel Prentice
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West Indies fast-bowler Kemar Roach, left celebrates a wicket with fellow pacer Shamar Joseph during the opening Test against Australia in Adelaide in January.
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FILE: Jameel Neptune scored the lone item for T&T in the local team’s 11-1 loss to the Dominican Republic at the 12-team CONCACAF Futsal Championship at Polideportivo Alexis Arguello in Managua, Nicaragua, yesterday.
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