Cricket West Indies (CWI) released a statement on Monday congratulating West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews on winning the ICC Women's Player of the Month award for June 2025.
With 12 needed off the final over, Rushil Ugarkar was handed the responsibility of defending against one of the world’s most dangerous finishers, Glenn Maxwell in Sunday's 2025 Cognizant Major League Cricket final at the Grand Prairie Stadium in Dallas. The 22-year-old emerged as the unlikely hero as MI New York beat Maxwell’s Washington Freedom by 5 runs to be crowned the champions.
West Indies captain Hayley Matthews is the ICC Women’s Player of the Month for June. She was crowned on Monday following a vote conducted among global fans registered at icc-cricket.com and a specialist panel comprising former international players and media representatives.
Backed by a roaring Providence crowd under the Sunday night lights, the Guyana Amazon Warriors lit up the National Stadium with a dominant performance to crush the Dubai Capitals by 57 runs and storm to the top of the points table in the 2025 ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League (GSL).
On a breathless second day of the historic pink-ball Test at Sabina Park, the West Indies fast bowlers ignited the evening session with a ferocity reminiscent of their legendary past, reducing Australia to 99 for 6 in their second innings and breathing new life into the contest. Australia now lead by 181 runs with four wickets in hand, but after a day that saw 15 wickets tumble, the tide of the match has shifted dramatically.
Carey McLeod rose to the occasion on Saturday at the Ed Murphey Classic in Memphis, Tennessee, claiming victory in the men’s long jump with a mark of 8.24m (+0.3 m/s). His win comes at a crucial time for Jamaican athletics, as the country continues to deal with the impact of several top athletes switching allegiance to Türkiye.
Kyle Mayers’ brilliant unbeaten 67 laid the foundation for the Rangpur Riders’ thrilling one-run victory over the Hobart Hurricanes in the Global Super League at Providence Stadium on Sunday, in a match that went down to the final ball.
Caribbean athletes produced a string of strong performances in Category F events at the 2025 Ed Murphey Classic in Memphis, Tennessee on Saturday, highlighted by Adrian Kerr of Jamaica achieving the World Championships qualifying standard in the men’s 200m.
Australia’s Cameron Green acknowledged the mental and technical challenges of batting under lights at Sabina Park after his side was dismissed for 225 on the opening day of the historic pink-ball Test against the West Indies in Kingston.
Cavalier FC took full advantage of a rare slip-up by league leaders Frazsier’s Whip on Saturday, romping to an emphatic 8-0 win over Real MoBay AFC while Frazsier’s Whip were held to a dramatic 1-1 draw by Arnett Gardens in the Jamaica Women’s Premier League.
