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Merry Boys, PowerGen win outright CERAMIC MERRY Boys and reigning champs Powergen widened the gap with their eight other rivals after they each registered outright wins yesterday, in Round Four of the Eastern Credit Union-sponsored National Cricket League Premier Division. Merry Boys got their fourth straight victory of the campaign, hammering the University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT) by 10 wickets at O’Meara, Arima. Resuming the day on 215/7, and a 45-run lead, Merry Boys were bowled out for 283 with Kenton Thompson notching 85, while ex-TT and West Indies pacer Mervyn Dillon got 4/63, Emile Rajah 3/59 and Jahron Alfred 2/40 for UTT. In their second innings, UTT were unable to cope with Merry Boys captain Aneil Kanhai’s off-spin— he took 6/61 and Alcindo Holder 2/20 as UTT made 193. [read more...] El Dorado eye PowerGen title EL DORADO East Secondary can clinch their second consecutive PowerGen Secondary Schools Cricket League title today when they play Fatima College. The defending champions will be hosted by Fatima College at their ground in Port-of-Spain in the final round of matches. Allrounder Yannic Cariah is expected to shoulder El Dorado’s batting and bowling attack against an inconsistent Fatima College lineup. El Dorado will also be depending on aggressive wicketkeeper/batsman Aaron Alfred to give them the upper hand. The defending champions has lead the standings since the first match of the season and currently have 73 points. However, if El Dorado loses they can be pipped for the title by second placed Presentation College, Chaguanas or third place Hillview College. Presentation College is on 63 points and Hillview College are on 62 points with batting and bowling points expected to play an integral role in deciding the title. [read more...] Dwayne Bravo (155) plunders Comets March 7, 2010 WEST INDIES and Trinidad and Tobago all-rounder Dwayne Bravo made a stroke-filled 155 as Queen’s Park held the upper hand against Alescon Comets yesterday at Pierre Road, Charlieville. The match was one of five Round Four encounters in the Eastern Credit Union-sponsored National Cricket League Premier Division. Bravo’s knock, in 223 minutes, featured eight fours and 13 sixes off 140 deliveries, as the Parkites were bowled out for 307 in 70.4 overs. He received support from his brother Darren (34), Leeward Islands and WI batsman Runako Morton (28) and national batsman Daron Cruickshank (24). [read more...] |
Jeffrey Stollmeyer Award
Ramdhanie elevated in South Zone
JAI RAMDHANIE has replaced Carl Birjah as the secretary of the South Zonal Council of the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board (TTCB). Ramdhanie was appointed to the post after being elected unopposed in a by election held last month after Birjah having reached the age of 60 wanted to retire from cricket. Ramdhanie is 50-year-old and has been a committee member of the
Williamsville Sports Association for the past ten years and secretary of
the Poonah Sports club for 15 years. Cricket Board thanks Queen’s Park THE Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board (TTCB) has extended its thanks to the Queen’s Park Cricket Club for the role they played in the successful Haiti Benefit Match between Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago that took place on January 20 at the Queen’s Park Oval in Port-of-Spain. In a press release issued the TTCB thanked the Queen’s Park members, managed, staff and other stakeholders for the whole hearted support provided to carry out the infrastructure planning while offering their time an energy to bring the event to fruition at no cost. Special mention was also made to the suppliers who provided goods and services towards the humanitarian event at no cost. The TTCB also highlighted the generous monetary donations provided by the Queen’s Park members and corporate box holders towards the cause through their own collection efforts on the match day. |
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.
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