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Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board
08
Jun
2020

CAMBRIDGE CRUSHES FATIMA ON DEBUT

There are precious few College rivalries as storied as that of St. Mary’s and Fatima. Both schools are rooted in tradition and history, with legendary past pupils from either side engaging in epic battles over multiple sporting disciplines through the years. As their teams prepared to face off on the opening day of the 2020...
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07
Jun
2020

North Zone clubs gear up for 2021 season

The North Zonal Council held its first virtual club meeting on Thursday 4 June in an attempt to appraise clubs of the way forward in the midst of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. The meeting was a huge success as 8 of the 12 clubs joined the virtual meeting. The meeting was hosted by Chairman Winston...
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02
Jun
2020

A life in cricket and sport made an important difference

Jerome “Jerry” Julien Neilson, my friend and cricket-playing, cricket-watching and discussing pardner of 55 years, passed recently into eternity.  His life, outside of his family, was devoted to cricket, football, indeed all sports.  In return, this devotion to sport brought him great benefits in the form of ambition and capacity to achieve: he was intent...
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01
Jun
2020

TTCB halts Red Force coach selection

The Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board has decided to bring to a halt the interview process to select a coach of the national senior men’s team, at least for the moment. The executive met via a Zoom meeting on Monday 1 June and unanimously agreed that in the face of recent developments brought on by the...
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31
May
2020

Who was the best of the Gomes brothers?

I am often asked  the question, who was the most talented of the Gomes cricketing brothers from Arima. There were five brothers, Lester( now deceased) Sheldon , Larry , Gregory and Randy. Allow me to answer the question by giving a little background on each of the five I have known for 30 years as...
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27
May
2020

North Zone Police Service Cricket Section Distributes hampers during COVID-19 Pandemic

Even though the Domestic Cricket season has recently been abandoned the officers of the TTPS cricket section has kept themselves engaged. When they are not on active police duty many have been doing their own personal physical training at home. Amir Khan, the longest standing member of the TTPS Cricket Section, was inspired by a...
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26
May
2020

Rise, Sir Clive – he developed the greatest cricket team ever

The long-awaited news of Clive Lloyd’s Knighthood from the British government in the 2020 New Year’s Honours was received with great delight and satisfaction by the people of the Caribbean and by cricket lovers around the world. Sir Clive was a great cricketer, an outstanding leader and a highly respected Caribbean ambassador who was loved...
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20
May
2020

Let the Caribbean sunlight shine on the administration of West Indies cricket

The statement by CWI President Ricky Skerrit, given in response to media reports of past mismanagement practices, and perhaps more, found by the international accounting firm PKF has brought to the surface the need for transparency in the administration of West Indies cricket; and at all levels of the game.     Moreover, the back and...
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06
May
2020

The Skerrit/Shallow administration – Has it made a difference to West Indies cricket?

A recent review of the first year of the Skerritt/Shallow administration on the popular Mason and Guest radio programme highlighted the administration’s pluses and minuses. Curiously, its most significant achievement was hardly mentioned, an omission that did not escape the alert and clever mind of Dr. Don Marshall.  Changing the hostile, autocratic, and constricting environment...
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