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Club Sando books Concacaf Caribbean Cup semifinal spot despite goalless draw against Delfines, CWI appoints Bob Carter as batting consultant and Bob Shelton says Hasta La Vista to Carlos Alcaraz as defending champ crashed out in quarters.
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00:05As the saying goes, all's well that ends well.
00:08That was the case for Club Sando against the Dominican Republic side Delfines del Este in the CONCACAF Caribbean Cup.
00:15For the first time, the TNT club failed to win and were held to an exciting goalless draw.
00:20However, the point earned was enough to claim top spot in Group A and a semi-final spot in the
00:26tournament.
00:27Angus Eve promised Club Sando would continue to play their brand of football despite only needing a draw against Delfines.
00:34But the Dominican Republic side were the ones on the front foot most of the first half.
00:39They score with ricochets off the post.
00:42Well, Club Sando nearly made a mess of that and then they're nearly in trouble again there.
00:47Those nervy moments defending set pieces.
00:50The visitors outshot Club Sando 10-2 in a nervy first half for the group leaders.
01:01And the half-time team talk didn't help to quell Club Sando's nerves.
01:08It took just about an hour for the host to finally ask serious questions of the visitors.
01:13Ball is still alive here.
01:15Jabari Henry into the middle.
01:17Oh, and it's blocked.
01:18Cooper rejected.
01:20Oh, and the follow-up is skied by Hamilton.
01:23And they spooned an even better chance later on.
01:26The numbers if they hurry here.
01:28Luke Phillips lays it off.
01:31Henry looking for Phillips.
01:34And Phillips, oh, it's saved.
01:36Cornwall, no, on the follow-up.
01:38But they still lived a charmed life on the defensive end.
01:44Crossed in by Cabrera.
01:46Oh, and the header is just wide.
01:48Both teams combined for 31 shots on the night, but neither could find the back of the net.
01:53But one point was more than enough for Club Sando to advance despite a goalless draw.
01:59Terence Clark, Chiefs Expo.
02:02Well, Club Sando's shortstopper Jabari Bryce played a crucial role in Club Sando's draw and advancement.
02:08He was named the player of the match, and he was pleased that they got the job done.
02:14Jabari, a hard game in the end, but a good result for Club Sando.
02:18What are your thoughts?
02:19My thoughts are we did what we have to do.
02:21We come out at a point, and we move forward to the other game.
02:26How pleasing do you think this performance and result will be for Coach Angusie?
02:29Because I know he asked a lot of the squad for this particular game because you needed to get a
02:34result
02:34to keep yourself in the competition, and you've done that.
02:37You'll be fairly pleased because we did what we had to do.
02:40We come out at a point, and we left to that point.
02:41So you'll be pleased about that.
02:43What are some of the things you'd like to see now from Club Sando as you look ahead to the
02:46rest of the competition?
02:47More goals scoring, more goals scoring.
02:50And the team is capable of getting that?
02:52Yeah, of course, of course.
02:54As for Coach Angusie, he confirmed his players suffered from butterflies in the stomach,
03:00but is proud to keep the TNT flag flying in the competition.
03:04I think that there was a lot of nerves on the field.
03:07We had a lot of good opportunities, good half chances that we didn't turn into anything really.
03:13I think the nerves got better, the guys today, the experience got better,
03:17but qualifying was the most important thing,
03:20and we're very proud to continue to represent Trinidad in this tournament.
03:25And the former national captain looked at the bigger picture for Club Sando and the players now on the international
03:31stage.
03:33We're making our history as we go along.
03:35You know, I think we're now unbeaten in three.
03:38That's some kind of record in itself, our first-time team coming in the tournament.
03:43So, you know, this is huge for the tournament, for the team, for the club,
03:47and in the development and the progression of the club.
03:50This is fantastic for us.
03:52As I said before, I think this is massive for us,
03:55and it puts us on a stage that we haven't been before,
03:59and the exposure that the players will get from this.
04:03I mean, agents have been calling us about players already, you know,
04:06so that order is good for the club.
04:09Well, we head over to Europe, where it was raining goals in the Champions League.
04:1325 goals were banged in six matches, with PSG contributing six
04:18in a 6-1 thrashing of Slovan Bratislava.
04:21Barcelona scored five times in a 5-1 win over Feyenoord,
04:25while there were wins for Arsenal and Liverpool over Napoli and Atletico Madrid.
04:33Despite making a winless start in the French League,
04:36defending champs PSG were in their element against Slovan Bratislava.
04:41Ousmane Dembele scored twice in the opening 23 minutes.
04:51New signing for Antorres did even better bagging a hat-trick.
05:00And Fabian Ruiz found another to give PSG a comprehensive 6-1 win.
05:08And Torres' former club Barcelona pulled off another massive scoreline against Feyenoord.
05:20Rafinha scored a brace, while Lamin Yamal scored another.
05:24Here's Yamal, and it is four.
05:29And new boys, Kareem Adeyemi and Gabriel Jesus,
05:32also scored in the 5-1 victory.
05:39Last season's losing finalist, Arsenal found a 78-minute winner
05:43from their captain Martin Odegaard to edge out Italian club Napoli.
05:49And Liverpool edge out Atletico Madrid 2-1,
05:52with goals from Dominic Superslai and Alistair McAllister.
05:57Terence Clark, TV 6-4.
06:01Help is on the way for West Indies batsmen.
06:04That's because cricket West Indies has appointed veteran New Zealander
06:07Bob Carter as batting consultant.
06:10The 30-year-old Kiwi took up his role on the first day of September
06:14and will be getting ready for the six first-class territories during the month.
06:18Carter's role is to provide immediate technical support
06:21to elite and emerging batters and to strengthen the coaching infrastructure
06:26across the region.
06:27Added to that, he will work across CWI's men's, women's and age group programs.
06:34Carter has a sound resume, having served as the high-performance coach
06:38with New Zealand, along with Stinsa's head coach of New Zealand's women's team,
06:42and twice as an assistant coach with the men's team.
06:46His appointment comes prior to the start of a crucial period for West Indies men
06:50with the Cricket World Cup qualifier starting next February.
06:54However, CWI Director of Cricket, Myles Bascom,
06:57says Carter's appointment is much more about coaching education.
07:03We head over to Edgbaston, where Pakistan were on the losing side
07:07before a ball was bowled in the third test.
07:10Off-field issues became on-field problems
07:13as England dismissed the visitors for 133,
07:17before closing on 156-4 to take a 23-run lead
07:21to go with a 2-0 series lead.
07:25Stark contrast between an unchanged England 11 and Pakistan,
07:29which made four changes to their 11 on top of sending seven players,
07:33including their head coach and bowling coach, back home.
07:36It's almost as if it's stuck in the pitch a little bit.
07:38And the uncertainty and disruption clearly impacted Pakistan
07:42as their batting imploded on the opening day.
07:45Diving to his left, Dan Lawrence.
07:47By the first hour, five Pakistan batters were back in the stands.
07:52Highlighting the line and length that Josh Tong needs to bowl
07:55to attack Barbara Azam.
07:56Josh Tong, the chief destroyer, with four wickets.
08:00Excellent from Tong.
08:01While Jofra Archer and Oli Robinson each had three.
08:04Finally, Pakistan's miserable innings comes to a close.
08:09It took England just over 33 overs to dismiss the visitors
08:13as they crumbled to 133.
08:16While it seemed certain Pakistan were waving the white flag,
08:19they still struck an early blow.
08:21Edge to slip and the captain has taken a good catch.
08:24Pacers Muhammad Abbas and Muhammad Ali struck with England 24 for two.
08:29Has he got a nick on it? Yes.
08:31But the odds were still strongly in England's favor,
08:34especially after a century stand between Emilio Gay and Harry Brook.
08:38Stump, which has been beautifully put away.
08:41Gay top scored with 60, while Brook is still unbeaten on 52,
08:45as England have already established control at 156 for four,
08:49leading by 23 runs.
08:51Terence Clark, TV6 Sport.
08:53If an American man is to win the U.S. Open title for the first time in 23 years,
08:59one of them would have to stop defending champion Carlos Alcaraz.
09:03And that's exactly what Ben Shelton did as he rallied from losing the first set
09:08to win in five.
09:10Alcaraz's title defense coming up short in the quarterfinals
09:13in a match that ended at 3.34 a.m.
09:19Spectators at Flushing Meadows were as stunned as they were tired.
09:23As they witnessed one of their own topple a seven-time Grand Slam champion.
09:27American Ben Shelton beat Spain's Carlos Alcaraz in four and a half hours
09:31in a match that finished at 3.33 in the morning.
09:35The eighth seed won a fifth set tiebreak to reach the U.S. Open semifinals
09:39for the second time in his career.
09:42It's incredible.
09:43I always say that this is the greatest sports city in the world.
09:45I say that this is the greatest stadium in the world.
09:51I'm just hoping that my best friend and my sister over there
09:55don't have to be at work at 6 a.m. in three hours.
09:58It'd be huge from their employers to let them have the day off today.
10:03Alcaraz previously held the record for the latest finish to a match
10:06at the same stage four years ago.
10:09He beat Yannick Sinner on the way to his first Grand Slam title.
10:14Alcaraz was struggling in the closing sets,
10:16throwing up in his towel before carrying on.
10:19It was his first tournament in four months after a long injury leave.
10:26I mean, it was close.
10:27It was close.
10:28So I'm just a little bit disappointed, you know,
10:30about, you know, not getting the win at the end.
10:33But, you know, I'm just happy.
10:35I'm just proud about myself.
10:37I leave the court happy.
10:38I leave the court with a smile.
10:40It means there will be an American in the final.
10:43Francis TFO staged an impressive comeback
10:45to beat countryman Alex Mickelson in five sets.
10:49An emotional end to the match for both players.
10:5211th seed TFO into his third semifinal in New York.
10:56I mean, it was crazy.
10:58I mean, it was definitely a Braveheart type win.
11:01So, yeah, I mean, it ranks pretty high
11:03and probably all-time wins in a slam.
11:05I mean, I don't know where, but it ranks pretty high.
11:07It will be up to TFO or Shelton to end a 23-year wait
11:12for an American men's champion.
11:15To Spain we go now.
11:17And Matthew Brennan proved why he's one of the most promising young riders
11:21as he claimed his fourth stage win at the Vuelta a España today.
11:25The 21-year-old held off a number of riders
11:28in a sprint of the finish to win stage 17.
11:30Despite his victory, Spaniard Henrik Maas continued to wear the leader's red jersey
11:35with a lead of two minutes and six seconds.
11:40They're coming up to the final few hundred meters where they will turn
11:42and they will see that finish line.
11:44Still there is Marnas caught on the wheel,
11:46ready to do the leading out is Tiller.
11:48Tiller is going.
11:49Brennan is there alongside what?
11:51Fanart Le Green.
11:52Fanart is there.
11:53Brennan is in front of Fanart at the moment.
11:55Brennan is following the wheel of court.
11:57There through the set.
11:58You can see it's caught at the front now.
12:00Caught on the right-hand side.
12:01Caught's there.
12:02Through the left, you can see the mercies coming.
12:04But it's Brennan.
12:04It's Brennan.
12:05Oh, it's five for him.
12:07Matthew Brennan again.
12:08And in the city of Flavenko,
12:10the Wilsa once more dances to the tune of its brand-new artist.
12:15His name is Matthew Brennan.
12:21It's time for the TV6 Play of the Day.
12:24And it comes from a Falcons fast bowler.
12:29They attacked Al-Zari Joseph, tried to shatter his confidence.
12:33He was struck for 41 runs from four overs.
12:36However, Joseph strikes back.
12:39He cleaned up Ramanula Gurbaz.
12:41For everyone looking at this little event, another rapid delivery from Al-Zari.
12:47The battle of cricket, folks.
12:48Joseph bowled it fast and straight.
12:51And it was crucial in his team winning the match.
12:54So for this delivery, Joseph, you take tonight's TV6.
12:57Love the day.
12:59Well, as you know, there's more news after this.
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