Milton Pydanna, the former Guyana and West Indies wicket-keeper and was remembered as a very good cricketer and a wonderful gentleman, someone who contributed to the high standard of cricket in the region. This tribute came from Jeff Dujon, the most successful keeper in West Indies history, reflected on the playing career of Pydanna, an unsung hero of Guyana cricket, who passed away on Tuesday. He was 75.
Noted Barbadian attorney-at-law Phillip Nicholls has written to Cricket West Indies (CWI) CEO Chris Dehring, calling for the immediate payment of prize money and match fees to players involved in the abandoned final of the 2024 CG United Super50 Cup.
Jonathan Cassidy, a former West Indies Sevens standout from the 1990s, says it’s a “deep honour” to return to the regional rugby programme, this time in a leadership capacity, as manager of the men’s team for the upcoming Tropical Sevens tournament.
Barbados and West Indies cricket legend the Most Honourable Desmond Haynes has been appointed to the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Men’s Cricket Committee, marking yet another prestigious honour in a storied career that spans decades of excellence and service to the sport.
Saint Lucia’s medal hopes at the 52nd CARIFTA Games have taken a major blow with the withdrawal of history-making sprinter Naomi London, whose much-anticipated return to regional competition has been halted by injury.
Barbados will send its largest-ever CARIFTA Games contingent to Trinidad and Tobago for the 52nd edition of the region’s premier junior athletics championship, and some of the island’s most accomplished athletes are urging the young athletes to seize the moment and represent with pride.
Jamaica's senior Reggae Girlz will be active with another friendly international in the month of June as they will face 2022 European Champions and 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup runners-up England at Leicester City's King Power Stadium on June 29.
Jamaican and former West Indies head coach Andre Coley says he is looking forward to playing a key role in Bermuda’s cricket campaign at the North American Cup, which serves as part of their preparation for the ICC T20 World Cup Americas Qualifiers.
Jamaican referees Oshane Nation and Odette Hamilton are among participants in the prestigious 2025 Concacaf Refereeing Talent and Mentor Program, an initiative aimed at accelerating the development of top refereeing talent across the region.
With the World Lacrosse Women’s Championship qualifiers set for June in Lake Myrtle, Florida, Jamaica’s senior women’s team is in full preparation mode – albeit on a shoestring budget. Calbert Hutchinson, President of Jamaica Lacrosse and newly elected Vice President of the Pan-American Lacrosse Association, has confirmed that Jamaica will compete alongside as many as 12 other countries, including top-ranked teams like the United States and Canada, both of whom are no longer exempt from qualifying.
