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Pollard: The way forward needs balance of experience and youth Wednesday 3 March 2021 West Indies’ Rovman Powell takes part in a team training session on the eve of the first Twenty20 against Sri Lanka, in Antigua , on Wednesday. Looking on, at right, is veteran Chris Gayle. - CWI Media WEST INDIES (WI) must strike the right balance between its younger and more experienced players if they are to continue producing positive results ahead of the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Men’s T20 World Cup in October. So says Kieron Pollard, as he prepares to lead the regional squad in the f...

TTCB, Rowley congratulate Red Force for Super50 victory Tuesday 2 March 2021 Red Force players celebrate with the Super50 trophy after beating Guyana Jaguars in the final at the Coolidge Cricket Ground, Antigua, Saturday. - CWI Media THE TT Cricket Board is overjoyed and proud of the performance of the TT Red Force CG Insurance Super50 Cup team which on Saturday comprehensively defeated the Guyana Jaguars by 152 runs in the regional 50-Overs final in Antigua and Barbuda. The Prime Minister also praised Red Force. On Facebook Dr Rowley said, “Congratulations to the Red Force for a clinical e...

Super50 Cup: Trinidad & Tobago and Guyana set for final   Sat, Feb 27 2021 09:44:28 AM St John's (Antigua), Feb 27 (IANS): Captains Kieron Pollard of Trinidad and Tobago Red Force, and Leon Johnson of Guyana Jaguars are both confident they have the firepower to win the CG Insurance Super50 final and lift the Sir Clive Lloyd Trophy on Saturday night. Both teams won their semi-finals quite easily. Red Force beat Jamaica Scorpions by six wickets on Wednesday and Jaguars beat Windward Islands Volcanoes by 95 runs on Thursday. Before that, Trinidad and Tobago won all their preliminary matches an...

, March 1 (IANS) Cricket West Indies (CWI) president Ricky Skerritt has congratulated the Trinidad and Tobago Red Force on their outstanding performance and the CG Insurance Super50 Cup triumph.The Red Force had a dominant victory in the final, ...

Media Monitor: French tongues, Spanish villages and stress for radio and TV presenters Watson Duke, would-be prime minister of Tobago, held a news conference recently. Not for the first time with this high-profile personality from the sister isle, things did not exactly go swimmingly. I say ‘sister isle’ but for how much longer, I wonder. Trinidad and Tobago remains one country but that’s just for now. That could change at the drop of a hat or, if Duke has his way, at the toss of a coin. Photo: PDP political leader Watson Duke. Anyway, the PDP political leader boasted that he is ‘good...