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| AFFILIATE | Trinidad & Tobago Cricket Board |
| PRESIDENT | Azim BASSARATH |
| SECRETARY | Arjoon RAMLAL |
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England's Jos Buttler, who himself suffered a Mankad dismissal, was among those to voice his disapproval ©Getty Images
Two contrasting but deeply controversial incidents have taken place in sport in recent weeks.
Burn baby, burn: Twenty20 cricket is scorching a trail through world cricket Photo: GETTY IMAGES
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Tarouba Stadium
Sports in Southern Trinidad got a shot in the arm on Sunday when work re-started at the Tarouba Stadium. Whilst officials of UDeCOTT were visiting the controversial venue, clean up exercises were on the way at what was supposed to be the pride of South in terms of Sporting arenas.
Rayad Emrit
...as Mohammed tipped to take over
Mitchell Swepson of the Heat drops a catch during Sunday’s Big Bash League match between the Sydney Sixers and the Brisbane Heat at the SCG. Photograph: Cameron Spencer/Getty Images
“Don’t blame or ridicule players for choosing to play T20 cricket instead of country” said Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the T&T Cricket Board Suruj Ragoonath.
Alzarri Joseph in action during the second Test Associated Press
CANOC President Brian Lewis hopes a solution can be found so cricket can return to the Commonwealth Games ©Getty Images
West Indies Lendl Simmons hits to the boundary during the ICC World Twenty20 2016 cricket semifinal match against India at Wankhede stadium in Mumbai, India, yesterday. AP Photo
West Indies will go into the final as favourites CREDIT: AP
