The Mumbai Indians are champions of the Tata Women’s Premier League (WPL) for the second time after a tense eight-run win over the Delhi Capitals in Saturday’s final at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai.
Jamaica has named a solid squad for the upcoming World Athletics Indoor Championships, set to take place from March 21-23, 2025, in Nanjing, China. The 23-member team features some of the island’s top indoor performers, including 60m hurdles sensation Ackera Nugent and Olympic long jump silver medalist Wayne Pinnock, both of whom are expected to challenge for podium finishes.
Spartak Moscow attacker Levi Garcia is among 17 overseas-based players named by Soca Warriors head coach Dwight Yorke in a provisional 26-man squad selected for the upcoming CONCACAF Gold Cup qualifiers against Cuba on March 21 and 25.
Barbados has named a four-person team for the 2025 World Indoor Championships set for March 21-23 in Nanjing, China.
Head coach Steve McClaren reaffirmed that he and his Reggae Boyz are fighting for the Jamaican people, as he believes 2026 World Cup qualification is within reach and is determined to help the country get there.
Reggae Boyz head coach Steve McClaren is confident Marseille star striker Mason Greenwood still wants to play for Jamaica.
Trinidad and Tobago Red Force head coach Rayad Emrit isn’t losing sleep over the two-week break in the West Indies Championship or the impending departure of key seamers Jayden Seales and Anderson Phillip, who are set to join the English County Championship. Instead, Emrit is focused on maintaining his team’s momentum as they push to end a two-decade title drought.
The Jamaica Scorpions completed a 40-run win over the West indies Academy early on day five of their fifth-round West Indies Championship clash at Coolidge on Saturday.
In Central and South Eleuthera, a dream is steadily taking shape—one layer of asphalt at a time. This as the Bahamas Striping Group of Companies (BSGC) reaffirmed its commitment to assist in ensuring some of the island's future athletic stars have a proper facility where they can hone their craft.
West Indies captain Hayley Matthews believes there is tremendous potential for women’s cricket to grow, and she sees the Women’s Premier League (WPL) as a crucial platform to drive that progress.
