|
||||||||
|
Welcome to the TTCB website The Trinidad & Tobago Cricket Board (TTCB) is the recognized authority for the management and administration of cricket in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. It has been in existence in various incarnations since 1956. The Board oversees 8 zones (including Tobago), over 150 teams and directly supervises some 20 competitions per year. In addition, there are several affiliated organizations, including the Women’s cricket board, the Umpires and Scores Council and the Primary and Secondary Schools Leagues. In modernizing its operations the TTCB has established this website and is computerizing its accounting and communications functions to allow the staff to work more productively and effectively. It is envisaged that the TTCB website will be the definitive resource for information about cricket in Trinidad and Tobago to administrators, fans, the media and other stake holders. The Board sees its primary role as re-enforcing the cricketing infrastructure in the country to enable our teams to develop to their full potential and to enhance the standard of cricket in Trinidad and Tobago and the West Indies. TTCB Blue Waters "No Losers"
St Pius RC repeat as Atlantic LNG champ St Pius RC Primary School emerged as champion of the premier Super League Division of the Atlantic LNG National Primary Schools Cricket League for the second straight year. It easily defeated Guayaguayare RC Primary School by eight wickets in the final at the University of T&T (UTT) ground in O’Meara on Friday. See details EASTERN CREDIT
UNION PREMIER DIVISION PowerGen wins premiership title PowerGen Sports captured their third premiership title after they took first innings points against Queen’s Park in the penultimate round of the Eastern Credit Union Premier Division at Syne Village in Penal, yesterday. See details C&B United Sports Club
C&B United Sports Club of Canaan/Bon Accord Tobago was established in
1958 and have produced the likes of Clint Yorke, Ken Williams and just
recently Lincoln Roberts all of whom represented Trinidad and Tobago
with the latter being the first and still the only West Indian player
from Tobago. EAST ZONE WINS ANOTHER BGTT TTCB INTER ZONE TITLE The East Zone defeated the South East Zone by 36 runs to take the BGTT TTCB Inter Zone Under 19 Title. Having already taken the BGTT TTCB Under 15 when they defeated the North Zone, the East Zone will be looking for a hattrick of titles when they meet the winner of South vs. North schedule for Tuesday 13th April 2009. The final of the BGTT TTCB Under 17 will be played at the National Cricket Centre on Thursday 16th April 2009.
|
|
|||||||
|
||||||||