Kenwyne Jones gets his first victory as the head coach of the Women’s Senior National Team and it’s a pretty valuable three points. 10-Woman T&T has defeated Nicaragua in Group F action in their opening World Cup Qualifier at the Hasely Crawford Stadium on Thursday afternoon. Playing in a 4-3-3 formation, midfielder Asha James was the first to get on the scorecard to give the home team a 1-0 lead in the first half. For the first forty-five minutes, the Jones-led squad enjoye

Trinidad and Tobago Senior Men’s team were comprehensively beaten this evening by Bolivia in Sucre. At the end of the first half, Trinidad and Tobago were trailing by 2-0, and luckily so, as the Bolivians missed several chances coupled with the occasional heroics from goalkeeper Adrian Foncette. It was glaringly obvious that the altitude coupled with inactivity limited the Warriors’ play on the field. The second half showing was offensively better for T&T and they intermitten

Teniel Campbell secured her first victory while racing for the Women’s WorldTeam BikeExchange on stage 6 at the Tour de l’Ardeche. Campbell won the race from a breakaway sprint ahead of runner-up Nina Kessler (TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank) and Lauretta Hansono (Trek-Segafredo). The penultimate stage offered the field a 138km race from Anduze to Goudargues. It was a lumpy stage with three categorised ascents before a flat run-in to Goudargues. Campbell formed part of a 12-rider b

Cyclist Ryan D’Abreau finished second in heat two of the men’s Keirin earlier this morning in Egypt. Only the winner of each heat The winners of each heat qualified for the semi-final while the others had a second chance of a semi-final berth via the Repechage. The Arima Wheelers rider managed to finish third in repechage 2 and did not advance to the next round as only the winners of the repechage advanced to the semi-final. He will be in action again tomorrow morning in the

Trinbago Knight Riders won their first game of the 2021 Hero Caribbean Premier League, earlier tonight vs the Barbados Royals at Warner Park, St Kitts and Nevis. The Royals won the toss and decided to bat first, a decision that they would later rue, as they were dismissed for a modest 122. Azam Khan top scored with thirty for the Royals.Sri Lankan seemer Isuru Udana had brilliant figures of 5 for 21 and was supported by veteran speedster Ravi Rampaul (2 for 13 in 3.2) and you