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CRICKET-TCL-LUNCH Barbados 204-7 v Windwards (105) – 2nd day, 1st round

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, July 5, CMC – Barbados, responding to the Windward Islands’ first innings of 105, reached 204 for seven at lunch on the second day of their first round TCL West Indies Under-19 Challenge match at the 3Ws Oval, Cave Hill Campus Saturday.

CRICKET-TCL-T&T pleased with change in accommodation for players

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, July 5, CMC – Trinidad & Tobago team manager William Wallace says he is delighted with the new accommodation provided by the West Indies Cricket Board for his side.

ATHLETICS-CAC-LEAD Brown, Sturrup take CAC 100-metre titles

CALI, Colombia, July 5, CMC – Darrel Brown and Chandra Sturrup retained their 100-metre titles and maintained CARICOM dominance in sprint events at the Central American and Caribbean (CAC) track and field championship on Friday.

ATHLETICS-CAC-RESULTS from opening day of CAC Championship

CALI, Colombia, July 5, CMC - Selected results from the opening day of the 21st Central American and Caribbean (CAC) track and field championship at the Pascual Guerrero Stadium on Friday.

CRICKET-WIS/AUS-Contrite Gayle apologizes for Windies loss

BASSETERRE, St Kitts, July 4, CMC – West Indies skipper Chris Gayle Friday apologised to regional fans after his side slumped to their fourth successive loss in the Digicel One Day International series at Warner Park.

CRICKET-WIS/AUS-LEAD Windies choke in nail-biter to hand Aussies win

BASSETERRE, St Kitts, July 4, CMC – West Indies choked under the pressure of a tight run-chase to hand Australia a one-run victory in the fourth Digicel One-Day International at Warner Park on Friday.

CRICKET-TCL-LEAD Jamaica pile pressure on T&T with strong batting display

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, July 4, CMC – Jamaica, courtesy of a brilliant half-century from West Indies Under-19 batsman Horace Miller, were in a solid position against Trinidad and Tobago on the opening day of the first round of matches in the TCL Group West Indies Under-19 Championships Friday.
BASIA SPORTS- VOLUME 2- ISSUE -1

FEATURE INTERVIEW WITH SHAKA HISLOP
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SHAKA Hislop: International Star Retires:

At 37 years old, most professional footballers usually have only one milestone left in their careers- retirement. Their greatest hope would be to finish off their run with minimal injuries and a steady showing of good performances.

So imagine what being selected to Trinidad and Tobago’s 2006 FIFA World Cup final team meant to star goalkeeper Shaka Hislop, who has always dreamed of one day donning his nation’s colours and running unto the field of a World Cup final match.

Basia magazine delved into the life of Shaka Hislop and his plans now that he has retired from professional football. This captivating interview with Shaka and his beautiful family shows you an unseen side of the star athlete.

Here’s some of what Shaka and his wife shared with us:
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Did you know this about Dwight Yorke?
Dwight Yorke the star player of both the Manchester United and the Trinidad and Tobago National Teams was discovered by Graham Taylor during a tour of the West-Indies. Taylor, then a manager for British team Aston-Villa signed Yorke for £120,000 to play in the United Kingdom.

Yorke made his League debut on December the 29th 1990 for Aston-Villa playing none other than his future team Manchester United, the game ended in a 1-1 draw. Over the next few years Yorke plagued with injuries saw little action, however in 1996 he scored the 3rd goal against Leeds united in Manchester United’s Coca Cola Cup victorious final. The following year he scored 20 League goals for Aston-Villa and in 1998, his final year with Aston-Villa he took his team to the UEFA cup finals beating Arsenal 1-0. In 1998 Dwight Yorke signed with Manchester United for a record-setting £12.6 million.
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Baptiste is Stanford Superstars coach:

Stanford 20/20 has appointed former West Indies fast bowling all rounder Eldine Baptiste as head coach of the Stanford Superstars team.
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