Jamaica were restricted to 100 for eight from their 20 overs, with Rashada Williams top-scoring with 40. Player of the Match Karishma Ramharack led the Knight Riders' attack with three wickets for 11 runs.

In reply, Trinbago raced to 104 for one in just 11.1 overs, led by an unbeaten 57 from Yastika Bhatia.

The Knight Riders return to action against Guyana Amazon Warriors on Saturday.

After beating Jessica Pegula 7-5, 6-2 on a dank, heavy night in Arthur Ashe Stadium, Sabalenka is one win away from her third consecutive title in New York. A showdown with Elena Rybakina, who will replace Sabalenka at the top of women’s tennis Monday, awaits.

That would be a remarkable achievement. The U.S. Open is the hardest Grand Slam to defend. It comes toward the end of the season, when top players can be banged up or burned out and ripe for the taking.

Moroccan Football Federation President Fouzi Lakjaa says the final will be played at the new 115-thousand-seat Hassan II Stadium being built near Casablanca. However, FIFA says the host venue will be decided "in due course."

Spanish football officials are also pushing to host the final, arguing that Spain's status as reigning men's and women's world champions strengthens its case. Potential venues include Barcelona's renovated Camp Nou and Real Madrid's Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.

The 2030 World Cup will be jointly hosted by Spain, Portugal and Morocco, with opening matches also being staged in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay to mark the tournament's centenary.

After missing all of last season with a Achilles injury, Tyrese Haliburton is set to rejoin the Indiana Pacers as they look to bounce back from a tough campaign. Meanwhile, 34-year-old Kyrie Irving makes his return to the Dallas Mavericks, aiming to team up with star Cooper Flagg and propel the franchise back into playoff contention.

Other marquee players face a more uncertain timeline for their season debuts. Notably, Golden State Warriors Jimmy Butler III enters his 16th year in the NBA -- and the final season of his current contract -- focused on making a key impact once healthy.

With an 82-game schedule ahead, our NBA insiders assess the health of these featured stars, examining who is positioned for an opening-week comeback and who will require close monitoring as the season unfolds.

Fourth-ranked Gauff, a 22-year-old American and two-time Grand Slam winner, advanced to Thursday's semi-finals, where she will face Kazakh star Elena Rybakina.

Rybakina will jump to world number one in next week's rankings after beating Chinese qualifier Zheng Qinwen 3-6, 6-1, 6-4.

The proposed amendments to the association's by-laws are among the key items to be considered at its Annual General Meeting at the Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre.

BOA President Sandra Osborne says the changes are part of efforts to update the organisation's by-laws and bring them in line with current best practices. The proposals will require approval from the association's general membership.

The American prevailed 6-7 (5-7) 6-1 6-3 1-6 7-6 (10-7) over four hours and 28 minutes to reward a raucous Arthur Ashe Stadium crowd gripped until 3.33am in what was the latest-ever finish to a US Open match.

It marked Shelton's first career win over a top-three player, against which he had been 0-17 coming into the match.

In the end, Sabalenka just barely prevailed, advancing to the semifinals after taking down Nosková in three sets (7-6, 3-6, 7-6). It took two tiebreak wins from the women's No. 1, who was in danger of being eliminated by Nosková a handful of times during the nearly two-and-a-half-hour match.

Facing the unseeded Alex Michelsen in the US Open quarterfinals, the fan favorite American looked lost after two sets and more, only to roar back for a 5-7, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3, 7-6 win. His reward will either be No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz or No. 8 Ben Shelton in the semifinals on Friday.

The match came down to a final 10-point tiebreaker, which Tiafoe ended with a passing shot winner. It was an exhilarating win for Tiafoe and a heartbreaking collapse for his friend Michelsen, who could be seen crying as the two shared a post-match embrace.

CPL Chief Marketing Officer Christine Charles says excitement is building, with the island also hosting the Women's Caribbean Premier League. Organisers expect the tournaments to provide an economic boost through increased visitor arrivals, hotel stays and employment opportunities.

The CPL final is scheduled for September 20, while the Live and Louder mega concert takes place one day earlier at the Botanical Gardens, featuring Mavado, Estelle, Mr. Vegas, Christopher Martin and other artistes.

The Barbados Tridents snapped a four-game losing streak in style Sunday night, cruising to an eight-wicket win over the Saint Lucia Kings at Kensington Oval in the Republic Bank CPL.

Put in to bat, the Kings raced to 51 for 1 inside six overs behind a quickfire Kamil Pooran innings, but Mujeeb Ur Rahman's breakthrough dismissal of Pooran (37) flipped the game. Mujeeb and Jakeem Pollard choked the middle order, and despite a defiant 34 from Roston Chase, the Kings limped to 138 for 6, losing three wickets in the final five overs alone. Mujeeb finished with 3 for 22; Daniel Sams added 2 for 20.

Barbados' chase started fast, with Brandon King and Zachary Carter putting on 41 before both fell. That brought Quinton de Kock and Rivaldo Clarke together, and the pair eased through an unbroken 76-run stand to seal the win with 13 balls unused — de Kock finishing on 47*, Clarke on 36*.

It's the Tridents' third win of the season and second over the Kings. Barbados continues its homestand against the Patriots Thursday, while Saint Lucia faces the Warriors Wednesday in its final group game.

Scores: St Lucia Kings 138-6 (20 ov) — Pooran 37, Chase 34, Campbell 24; Mujeeb 3-22, Sams 2-20. Barbados Tridents 139-2 (17.5 ov) — de Kock 47*, Clarke 36*, Carter 32, King 22. Tridents won by 8 wickets.