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Bets on Red Force in first semifinal Article by February 24, 2021 ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Favourites Trinidad and Tobago Red Force will look to extend their unbeaten run while Jamaica Scorpions are hoping to find consistency following a rocky preliminary round ride, when the two teams clash in the Wednesday’s first semi-final of the Regional Super50 Cup at Coolidge Cricket Ground. Having won all five of their first round matches, the star-studded Red Force are brimming with confidence and with both their batsmen and bowlers turning in strong performances throughout the ...

By Sam Cohen Welcome to part one of the February 2016 members’ roundup. Over the past month CIMSEC members have examined several international maritime security issues, including recent Indian Navy maritime policy developments, aspects of the U.S. Navy’s defense procurement program, components of a notional South China Sea naval conflict between China and the U.S. and capability challenges for the U.S. Navy Littoral Combat Ship (LCS). Beginning the roundup at Offiziere, Darshana Baruah discusses India’s Cold War non-aligned strategy and the implications this strategy has had on India�...

Jamaica Scorpions and Trinidad and Tobago Red Force will contest the first semi-final of the 2021 Regional Super50 Cup today at the Coolidge Cricket Ground in Antigua, st

Jamaica add Bonner, Campbell for Red Force semifinal clash Wednesday 24 February 2021 West Indies batsman Nkrumah Bonner was added to the Jamaica Scorpions squad for the Super50 match vs Red Force. - (AFP PHOTO) JAMAICA Scorpions got a boost hours ahead of their semifinal clash against TT Red Force in the CG Insurance Super50 tournament, as West Indies Test players John Campbell and Nkrumah Bonner have joined the squad after the tour of Bangladesh. Red Force and Scorpions will play in semifinal one at the Coolidge Cricket Ground in Antigua, from 1.30 pm, on Wednesday. Campbell and Bonner wil...

Best: Clive Lloyd puts GOAT mouth on Holder’s time as WI leader; will Pollard replace him? Ahnhahn! “If I were a selector,” said Sir Clive Lloyd last week, “obviously Kraigg (Brathwaite) would be slightly ahead of Jason (Holder) because of what he has done with the team they have there.” “I’m sure Jason is not a guy,” he added, “who will say ‘I’ve got a bad deal or a raw deal.’” Photo: West Indies cricket legend Sir Clive Lloyd. The hard-hitting southpaw was, I think, pulling his punches. Frank Worrell, with his West Indies cricketing hero status and his nine-out-of-...