XXII Commonwealth Games in Birmingham

MAKING DREAMS COME TRUE: Jereem Richards of Trinidad and Tobago, second left, looks across the track as he leaves Emmanuel Eseme of Cameroon, left, Udodi Chudi Onwuzurike of Nigeria, second right, and Paul Amoah of Ghana in his wake in the Commonwealth Games Men’s 200 metres final at the Alexander Stadium in Birmingham, England, yesterday. —Photo: AP (via: trinidadexpress.com)

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Athletics community hails ‘Dream’ Richards.

Nicholas Paul of Trinidad and Tobago rides in the men's 1000m time trial final during the Commonwealth Games track cycling at Lee Valley VeloPark in London, England on Monday. (AP PHOTO) - via newsday.co.tt

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TT's Nicholas Paul celebrates after winning the Men's keirin gold final during the Commonwealth Games track cycling at Lee Valley VeloPark in London on Saturday. - AP PHOTO (via newsday.co.tt)

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Men’s flying 200-metre world record holder Nicholas Paul continued his dominance of the international track cycling circuit when he powered to a historic Commonwealth Games gold medal in the keirin event at Lee Valley VeloPark in Stratford, London on Saturday.

Gold medallist Trinidad and Tobago's Nicholas Paul celebrates during a medal ceremony for the men's keirin final at the Commonwealth Games track cycling at Lee Valley VeloPark in London, England on Saturday. (AP PHOTOS) - via newsday.co.tt

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ACE CYCLIST Nicholas Paul ended Trinidad and Tobago’s 52-year Commonwealth Games cycling medal drought when he powered to men’s keirin gold at the Lee Valley VeloPark in Stratford, London, England on Saturday.

MAKING HIS SPLASH: Graham Chatoor of Trinidad and Tobago competes in his Men’s 400m freestyle heat in the Commonwealth Games at the Sandwell Aquatics Centre in Birmingham, England, yesterday. —Photo: AP (via trinidadexpress.com)

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Carter seeks 2nd Commonwealth podium finish.

HONEST TRY: Tyra Gittens, of Trinidad An Tobago, competes in the women's long jump qualifying at the World Athletics Championships on Saturday, in Eugene, Oregon, USA. - Photo: AP (via: trinidadexpress.com)

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Gittens wants Commonwealth redemption.

TT women's boxer Tianna Guy, fourth from left, holds the Queen's Baton at the Queen's Park Savannah in Port of Spain, on Wednesday. She is joined by national athletes and former athletes. - Jelani Beckles

Cross: Trinidad and Tobago athletes will feel at home in Birmingham

BRITISH High Commissioner Harriet Cross said the Trinidad and Tobago athletes will feel right at home at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England because of the city’s diversity.

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