As the CPL eliminators for 2026 continued on Thursday night-17 th September, the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons came up against the powerful Guyana Amazon Warriors.
Many were expecting a tough battle, but what they witnessed, was unprecedented. The Warriors were shockingly dismissed for a paltry 76 runs, with Shadab Khan getting a hattrick, on his way to a four-wicket haul and Sufyan Moqim also collected four wickets, as the Pakistani spin twins spun webs around the Warriors’ batsmen. When the Falcons batted, Rahkeem Cornwall, rubbed salt into their wounds, by blazing 49 in just 16 balls, the only wicket to fall on their way to a comprehensive victory and a place in the finals-77 for 1 at the end.
Warriors now have another chance to redeem themselves, as they will face off with the Jamaica Kingsmen tonight, to determine the second fina
YOUNG SUGAR BOYZ MAKE HISTORIC BREAKTHROUGH
In a historic moment for St. Kitts & Nevis, our young Sugar Boyz will compete in the inaugural FIFA U-15 Boys World Cup & Festival next month in Azerbaijan.
The young Sugar Boyz have been drawn in Group S, alongside Cayman Islands, Egypt, Iraq, Macau,
China, and Trinidad & Tobago.
President of the St. Kitts-Nevis Football Association, Atiba Harris, expressed his excitement about this
historic opportunity: “This is what football is about — bringing people from all walks of life, from all around the world, together through the beautiful game.” For our young players, this will be much more than a football tournament. At such a young age, they will have the opportunity to experience different cultures, meet young people from around the world, represent their country on a global stage, and create memories that can shape their lives. This historic experience will help inspire our young men to grow not only as footballers, but also as positive role models for future generations.
