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WEST Indies wicket-keeper batsman Nicholas Pooran is returning to his boyhood club FC Clarke Road Utd after spending more than five years at Queen’s Park Cricket Club. A media release by Clarke Road Utd on Monday, said, “West Indies white ball star and Lucknow Super Giants Indian Premier League signee Nicholas Pooran has returned to

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Trinidad and Tobago Red Force skipper Darren Bravo achieved his 13th first-class century while Imran Khan and Terrance Hinds put on a brazen 76-run lower-order partnership to close a rain-affected day two on a formidable 368/8 against Leeward Islands Hurricanes in round two of the West Indies Championship on Thursday. At the Sir Vivian Richards

I assume a cricket captain always feels he has a good reason, upon winning the toss, to ask the opposing team to bat first. Oftentimes, it backfires and the skipper can end up with egg on his face. Most of the time it is better to bat first and have the advantage of runs on

The Trinidad and Tobago Red Force depart for Grenada on Saturday ahead of their opening Cricket West Indies (CWI) Championship four-day match against Windward Islands Volcanoes at the Grenada National Stadium on Tuesday. The squad leaves Trinidad at 2pm and will get two practice sessions in on Sunday and Monday before they bowl off the

North defeated South by an emphatic ten-wicket margin halfway into day three of the TT Cricket Board/Soca Kings North South Classic at the National Cricket Centre in Balmain, Couva, on Saturday. Spinners Khary Pierre (5/29) and Tion Webster (3/21) were integral to North’s victory as they decimated South’s batsmen to set up an easy win

“[…] No matter how poorly the [West Indies] teams play, there are no consequences for the regional boards because they operate under the CWI. The CWI is basically a sponge they created to absorb t

THE Tobago Cricket Association (TCA) has expressed gratitude after receiving a bowling machine from the TT Cricket Board (TTCB) at a retreat on Saturday. The TTCB said Tobago has its full supports in its effort to develop the game on that island. The pledge was made by third vice-president of the TTCB, Parasram Singh, who

TRINIDAD and Tobago Red Force all-rounder Terrance Hinds is challenging himself to improve his shot selection and be more consistent in the upcoming West Indies Four-Day Championships which bowls off in early February. Hinds has contributed to the Red Force since making his First Class debut in January 2020. In ten matches, the medium pacer

EXPERIENCED leg spinner Imran Khan, 38, who was in his rookie season the last time the TT Red Force copped the regional four-day title way back in 2005/2006, is hungry for another crown before he decides to hang up his boots. Khan is preparing for the 2023 West Indies Four-Day Championships which bowls off in