Reggae Boyz head coach Steve McClaren finds himself navigating an early tournament headache, as injuries to key players Mason Holgate and Isaac Hayden have forced squad adjustments during Jamaica’s Concacaf Gold Cup campaign.
Having entered the series decider with hopes of securing an ODI series win at home against South Africa, West Indies Women instead suffered a crushing reality check as they turned in a dismal batting performance to lose by 166 runs via the DLS method at the Three Ws Oval on Tuesday.
Having had a few days to regroup following a sobering opening defeat to the United States, Trinidad and Tobago head coach Dwight Yorke is optimistic that his players will respond with purpose as they prepare for a crucial Concacaf Gold Cup showdown against Haiti on Thursday.
Jamaica’s Lamara Distin and Tajay Gayle were among the podium finishers at Tuesday’s Paavo Nurmi Games, a World Athletics Continental Tour-Gold meet in Turku, Finland.
Faion Hicks welcomed the opportunity to give back to his roots by launching the inaugural Faion Hicks Football Camp in the Turks and Caicos Islands, a one-day initiative he hopes will plant seeds of inspiration, discipline, and ambition in the territory’s youth.
Reggae Boyz defender Richard King is officially on the move to Scotland as his transfer to Scottish Premier League outfit St. Mirren FC was confirmed on Tuesday.
The Texas Super Kings had a spectacular day with the ball as they inflicted an embarrassing 93-run defeat on the Seattle Orcas to move to three wins in as many games in the 2025 Major League Cricket season at the Oakland Coliseum on Monday.
Head coach of Jamaica’s team to the Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Championships, Dale Parham, is expecting a competitive showing from his team.
Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz head coach Steve McClaren cut a composed but firm figure following Monday night’s Concacaf Gold Cup setback against Guatemala, as he highlighted a concerning lapse in mentality as the root cause of their underwhelming first-half performance and eventual defeat.
