Simply because he has very little time to work with, Trinidad and Tobago head coach Angus Eve has chosen not to select every foreign-based footballer available to T&a…
Director of cricket Jimmy Adams took just one positive for the West Indies from the just-concluded Test series against South Africa—the performance of Jayden Seales.
Jason Holder has been dislodged from the top of the all-rounders charts but both Jermaine Blackwood and Kemar Roach, have enjoyed upward movement in the latest Intern…
A bizarre blunder by the goalkeeper helped Spain find its scoring touch at the European Championship. And it also helped them advance to the round of 16.
ALL four members of the Trinidad and Tobago squad will be making their first Davis Cup appearances next Wednesday in Panama.American Zone Group III of the world’s pre…
GABRIELLA WOOD expressed her elation at becoming the first female judoka from Trinidad and Tobago to have qualified for an Olympic Games.The Scotland-based Wood’s nam…
Having seen his side swept 2-0 by South Africa in the just-completed Test series, West Indies coach Phil Simmons has admitted that they have some problems to solve ahead of the next series against Pakistan.
On Monday, Kraigg Brathwaite’s side lost inside four days by 158 runs at the Darren Sammy Cricket Ground in St Lucia, after having been beaten in the first Test by an innings and 63 runs at the same venue.
The West Indies Players Association (WIPA) has congratulated West Indies cricket legend Gordon Greenidge on his knighthood.
The former opening batsman from Barbados has been officially made a Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George (KCMG) last Friday.
Yesterday, WIPA via a release sent “heartfelt congratulations” to Sir Gordon Greenidge on “this distinguished honour.”
Trinidad and Tobago winger Kevin Molino returned from injury with a 20-minute run when making his debut with the defending United States-based MLS Cup champions Columbus Crew last Saturday.
THE Trinidad and Tobago Under-14 tennis players are currently training in Florida, USA, for two leading junior tournaments.
The four boys and four girls will travel to Guatemala tomorrow to compete in the leading junior tournament in the Central American and Caribbean Confederation (COTECC).
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