Rahmanullah Gurbaz and captain Imran Tahir played starring roles to help the Guyana Amazon Warriors defeat the Central Districts 66 runs for their first win of the 2025 Global Super League at Providence Stadium in Guyana on Friday.
Jamaicans Romelda Aiken-George and Latanya Wilson and the Adelaide Thunderbirds kept their dream of a historic three-peat alive, as the reigning two-time champions edged Sunshine Coast Lightning 59–55 in a high-stakes thriller at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre on Saturday.
Jamaica's International Grandmaster (GMI) Wayne ‘Shines’ Reid has made the nation proud once again, winning the Top Masters Division of the 2025 American Pool Checkers Association (APCA) Championships for the second time.
Akeal Hosein’s all-round brilliance gave the Texas Super Kings a fighting chance, but in the end, it was Kieron Pollard’s vintage fireworks that lit up Grand Prairie Stadium and powered MI New York into the 2025 MLC final with a commanding seven-wicket win on Friday night.
The Saint Lucia Semi Professional Football League (Semi-Pro Football League) held a successful stakeholder meeting with representatives of the ten participating Premier League teams, along with officials from the Saint Lucia Football Association (SLFA), to present and discuss the finalized payment structure for the 2025 season.
Though the Frank Worrell Trophy is no longer up for grabs, the stakes remain high for West Indies captain Roston Chase and his team as they gear up for the historic pink ball day/night Test at Sabina Park, which bowls off on Saturday.
Julien Alfred, Megan Tapper and Jordan Scott were among the top Caribbean performers at Friday’s Monaco Diamond League.
The countdown is on, and the energy is building as Cricket West Indies (CWI) officially confirms that all systems are go for the historic day/night Test match between the West Indies and Australia at Sabina Park, scheduled to bowl off on Saturday.
Australia’s Hobart Hurricanes handed the Dubai Capitals their first loss of the 2025 Global Super League season in their second match with a seven-wicket victory at the Providence Stadium in Guyana on Friday.
Though he continues to cling to optimism, former West Indies captain Carl Hooper says the current state and direction of West Indies cricket has him deeply concerned, particularly after the team's disappointing performances in the first two Tests against Australia.
