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Hope: WI ready to rewrite India script (opens the original)
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Well, that’s the busy town on the south-west coast of India where West Indies will start their cricket tour today in the bid to win the three-match One-Day Internationals series and chart the course towards qualification for the ICC Cricket World Cup next year. Known to residents as “God’s Own Country”, it is not a main venue on the cricket calendar on the sub-continent, so today’s contest is hugely anticipated and it is expected to attract a capacity crowd of over 50 000 at the Greenfield Inter
CWI hits players with pay cuts on eve of series in India (opens the original)
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On the eve of their upcoming series in India, West Indies cricketers have been hit with the news that they will face pay cuts. The Windies arrived in the south Indian town of Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday morning and are preparing for the first match on Sunday afternoon. NATIONNEWS understands Cricket West Indies (CWI) delivered the news that men’s players on central contracts will be forced to take a 25 percent cut starting next month and running to September 2027. This came following re-nego
Pete Russell to step down as CPL Chief Executive Officer (opens the original)
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Pete Russell is set to step down from his role as Chief Executive Officer of the Caribbean Premier league following the end of the 2026 season. The organization made the bombshell announcement on Thursday morning, following the recent tournament which saw the Antigua & Barbuda Falcons win the final at Kensington Oval. The news came via a media release, and no official reason was given for his departure. Russell’s departure from the CEO role marks a significant moment in the CPL’s development, as
TKR coach DJ Bravo calls on Bajans to come out tonight (opens the original)
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Dwayne “DJ” Bravo, the West Indies cricket super star all-rounder turned master tactician, has thrown down the challenge to the cricket fans in Barbados to come out, enjoy what the game has to offer and fill Kensington Oval for tonight’s mega-clash in the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL). This message came as Bravo and his Trinbago Knight Riders flew into the island to lock horns with the Barbados Tridents in what promises to be one of the biggest clashes of the season. The flamboyan
Tridents ready for CPL home opener (opens the original)
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Tridents men and women hard at training as home matches start Saturday Barbados Tridents men’s and women’s team have intensified their preparations for the upcoming home matches as the highly anticipated Caribbean Premier League comes to Kensington Oval. The women had a full training session at Kensington Oval on Thursday morning under the guidance of coaches Ryan Hinds and Shane Dowrich. The men had their session on Thursday night under the floodlights under the watch of head coach Trevor Penny
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