More than 18 athletes are set to benefit directly from a landmark partnership between the Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) and Racers Track Club under the JOA’s Olympic Invest programme, a multi-year initiative aimed at accelerating athlete development, strengthening infrastructure, and enhancing technical capabilities across Jamaican sport.

As anticipation builds for the historic pink-ball Test between West Indies and Australia at Sabina Park, Cricket West Indies (CWI) CEO Chris Dehring has thrown his support behind the multimillion-dollar upgrade of the venue, particularly the installation of lights, as he insisted that the investment is justified well beyond the one-off spectacle.

Veteran coach Glen Mills has confirmed that Oblique Seville is expected to be part of Jamaica’s 4x100m relay team in London later this month, as the nation makes a last-ditch effort to qualify for the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo this September.

The Dubai Capitals opened the 2025 Global Super League (GSL) with a 22-run win over the Central Districts at the Providence Stadium in Guyana on Thursday.

The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) has officially retired the beloved “Soca Warriors” moniker for the men’s national team after the Kieron Edwards-led administration failed to reach a financial agreement with the term’s trademark owner, veteran sports commentator Selwyn Melville.

Reigning Olympic champion Julien Alfred will get an opportunity to swiftly move on from her first defeat of the season when she competes in the 100m at the Monaco Diamond League on Friday.

Jamaican batsman Brandon King is embracing both the challenge and the moment, as West Indies hope to salvage some pride by closing out their three-match Test series against world number one Australia on a high under lights at Sabina Park.

Trent Boult, usually known for his bowling heroics, had a critical cameo with the bat that ultimately got MI New York over the line by two wickets in a nervy run-chase against San Francisco Unicorns in the Major League Cricket (MLC) Eliminator at the Grand Prairie Stadium on Wednesday. 

Following an official visit by CWI President Dr. Kishore Shallow to Lima, Peru – a key moment tied to broader diplomatic and sporting engagements – the organization has announced its intention to spearhead the establishment of the La Federación de Críquet de las Américas (FECA). This proposed regional body will act as a collaborative platform to coordinate the exponential growth of cricket across the Americas, with Cricket West Indies assuming a parental role as the only ICC Full Member in the hemisphere.