Author: Jonathan Ramnanansingh

Trinidad and Tobago’s four-man bobsled team finished among the medals at the fourth round of the North American Cup in Park City, Utah, US, on December 7. TT’s quartet of Axel Brown, Thomas Harris, Xaverri Williams and De Aundre John tied for fourth with the Canadian team, earning an extended podium medal, awarded to fourth-sixth-place […]

KISWAH Chaitoo lost his appeal against the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board’s (TTCB) January 10 motion of no confidence moved against him, which resulted in his February 28 removal as treasurer. In a 50-page judgment issued by the seven-member Supreme Appellate Committee (SAC) on December 9, they found Chaitoo in “flagrant breach” of Article 27 […]

WEST INDIES head coach Daren Sammy wants to end the competitive year with a welcomed One-Day International series victory over Bangladesh. The first of three matches bowls off at Warner Park in St Kitts on December 8 and Sammy remains hellbent on notching their second consecutive ODI series win, having ousted England 2-1 in the […]

ACE cyclist Nicholas Paul concluded his UCI Track Champions League campaign fifth in the men’s sprint category after the five-leg tourney concluded at Lee Valley VeloPark in London on December 7. After topping the sprint’s heat three ahead of Australian Thomas Cornish and Malaysian Muhammad Firdaus, Paul lined up against the tournament’s top two sprinters, […]

Cricket West Indies (CWI) was unable to meet a quorum for their December 6 meeting on governance reform, owing to the absences of Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) and Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) representatives. A CWI statement said the GCB and BCA “failed to attend having opted not to appoint two representatives as required by the […]

St Benedict’s College are goal-bound on ending their agonising 26-year Coca-Cola National Intercol title drought when they face 2022 winners and an equally intent Fatima College in the anticipated final at Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva on December 5, from 5 pm. With the most prestigious and final Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) title up […]

ST Benedict’s College remain on course for a potential 2024 Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) triple crown after they got past Signal Hill Secondary 4-3 on penalties, following a 1-1 draw after regulation time, in semi-final two of the Coca-Cola National Intercol at Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva, on November 29. An early first-half goal […]