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The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.

Guyana Harpy Eagles secured a thrilling 17-run victory over the Leeward Islands Hurricanes to win the West Indies Championship title and claim the Headley-Weekes Trophy. Kevin Sinclairs six-wicket haul sealed the deal for Guyana as they bowled out Leewards for 125 on the fourth and final morning on Saturday at Guyana National Stadium. Off-spinner Sinclair’s career-best figures of 6-33 from 16.5

DAVID Furlonge believes he can change the fortunes of the TT Red Force four-day team and said despite having the portfolio of both head coach and chief selector, he is not a one-man show as he takes the opinions of the other selectors seriously. Red Force ended their 2023 West Indies Four-Day Championships with a

TION Webster, more known for his batting, grabbed a five-wicket haul for the TT Red Force on day two in the final round match of the West Indies Four-Day Championships against Jamaica Scorpions at Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Tarouba on Thursday. Webster snatched 5/36 in 9.4 overs with his medium pace to help dismiss Scorpions

The Caribbean Premier League (CPL) and Republic Bank Ltd (RBL) are forging a new cricketing partnership, with Republic Bank today being announced as the T20 League’s title sponsor for the next three

Bryan Davis The TT cricket team is lying flat on their backs somewhere at the bottom of the points table. Their performances have been abysmal. A year ago they won their first two games against Jamaica Scorpions and the Windward Islands Hurricanes, and big things were expected from them. However, their final three games in

DAVID Furlonge, head coach of TT Red Force, blamed the inability to construct solid opening partnerships as his team’s biggest challenge, and one of the primary reasons for their ongoing struggles in the 2023 West Indies Championship. This comes after TT succumbed to a seven-wicket defeat against Barbados Pride at Queen’s Park Oval, St Clair,

Following Round three’s completion in the Cricket West Indies (CWI) 2022/23 West Indies Championship, current leader, Guyana Harpy Eagles (GHE), have established a lead of 11.2 points ahead of their closest competitor as they prepare for the penultimate round.

Resuming the day on 96 for three, Guyana pushed their total to 247 for six, for an overall lead of 411 on day three.

Trinidad and Tobago Red Force have some catching up to do when day two of the Cricket West Indies Regional Four-Day Tournament round three resumes at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba on Thursday. At stumps on day one, the Red Force closed on seven without loss, chasing Guyana’s valiant first innings total of