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THE Trinidad and Tobago Red Force will be hunting their first win of the 2023 West Indies Four-Day Championships in round two against Leeward Islands Hurricanes at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua bowling off at 10 am on Wednesday. In round one, Red Force held on for a draw against Volcanoes. Batting first, Volcanoes
By Neto Baptiste Leeward Islands Hurricanes all-rounder Rahkeem Cornwall has credited hard work and determination for his impressive start in the Cricket West Indies (CWI) Professional Championships. The West Indies player grabbed a total of 10 wickets and scored a total of 114 runs with 85 of those runs coming…
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
DESPITE an average performance with the bat for Trinidad and Tobago Red Force at last year’s West Indies Championship, and most recently at the North South Classic, favoured opening batsman Jeremy Solozano, 27, remains motivated ahead of another bumper year for cricket. The left-handed batsman, alongside Red Force teammates and coaching staff, touched down in
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