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 By George Alleyne 
 The  Barbados  Tridents  Under-20  
 men’s football team put a 3-0 beating  
 on The Cayman Islands to qualify  
 for the knockout round in the  
 CONCACAF 2020 Championship that  
 leads to the 2021 FIFA U-20 World  
 Cup in Indonesia. 
 Along with Barbados, the other  
 teams to qualify in a playoff among  
 17  Confederation  of  North,  Central  
 American and Caribbean Association  
 Football  matches  played  over  the  
 weekend  are  Nicaragua,  Dominican  
 Republic, and Guadeloupe. 
 These four teams will join a prequalified  
 group of 16 for the 2020  
 CONCACAF  Championship  to  be  
 played in Honduras between 20 June  
 and July 05.  
 The 16 teams had pre-qualified  
 because they were the highest ranked  
 among the 33 entering the champi- 
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 West Indies’ Andre Russell.    
          Associated Press / Rui Vieira 
 Russell 
 recalled 
 By Azad Ali 
 Veteran  all-rounder  Andre  Russell  
 has  been  recalled  to  the West  Indies  
 team  for  the  two-match  Twenty20  
 International series against Sri Lanka  
 in March. 
 Fit-again  Russell  has  earned  the  
 recall and is now set to feature for the  
 first time since he limped out of West  
 Indies’  ill-rated  ICC  50-over  World  
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 CPL 2020 starts  
 in August 
 By Azad Ali 
 The  Hero  Caribbean  Premier  
 League (CPL) and Cricket West Indies  
 (CWI)  have  agreed  a  tournament  
 window for the 2020 tournament. 
 This  year’s  tournament  will  take  
 place between Aug. 19 and Sept. 26. 
 This  window  means  that  for  the  
 third successive year  all West  Indies  
 contracted  players  will  be  available  
 for the duration of the event. 
 With  high  caliber  international  
 stars also set to take part, fans across  
 the Caribbean will be able to see the  
 best  talent  the  cricket  world  has  to  
 offer. 
 Speaking  about  the  window  for  
 the tournament, Pete Russell, CEO of  
 Hero CPL said:  “We are very pleased  
 to  be  playing  our  tournament  in  
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 BAJANS  
 QUALIFY 
 Beat Cayman Islands in CONCACAF Championship 
 
				
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