T&T aims to qualify for main stage of CL T20

Port of Spain: Trinidad and Tobago's captain Daren Ganga expects his team to qualify for the main draw of the Champions League Twenty20, admitting that "sometimes our best efforts are not good enough".
The team leaves on Wednesday for India, where it will contest the qualifying stages of the competition against Sri Lanka's Ruhuna Rhinos and England's Leicestershire.

Three teams will advance from the qualifiers, and T&T, beaten finalist in the inaugural tournament two years ago, felt strongly that they will own one of those spaces.
"As T20 cricket goes, it is very difficult for us to predict results before we play," said Ganga on the eve of his team's departure.
"Sometimes our best efforts are not good enough for the opposition. and that is the nature of sport.
"We try to leave everything on the field, meaning that we give our best effort on the field.
They begin the qualifying competition against Ruhuna on Monday and take on Leicestershire the following day.
"With just a day to go before we head off to India, the players would not have been focussed on training," said T&T Operations Manager Omar Khan.
"I think they are all just anxious to get to India, and get down to business. We gave them the day off (Monday) to attend to their personal business and from (Wednesday) it is serious.
T&T are without key all-rounders Kieron Pollard and Dwayne Bravo. They have chosen to play for their respective IPL franchises, Mumbai Indians and reigning IPL champions Chennai Super Kings.
The squad:
Daren Ganga (captain), Samuel Badree, Adrian Barath, Darren Bravo, Kevon Cooper, Rayad Emrit, Sherwin Ganga, Shannon Gabriel, Jason Mohammed, Dave Mohammed, Sunil Narine, William Perkins, Denesh Ramdin, Ravi Rampaul, Lendl Simmons.