Changes to venues in Barbados
The Barbados Cricket Association has switched the venues for the first three matches it will host in this year's West Indies first-class championship that opens on Friday, January 31
News Release
17-Jan-2003
The Barbados Cricket Association has switched the venues for the
first three matches it will host in this year's West Indies
first-class championship that opens on Friday, January 31.
Windward Sports Club in the rural district of Lucas Street in the
eastern parish of St. Philip will now host the first two matches
to be contested in the island between West Indies-B and India-A
from January 31 to February 3, and Barbados and India-A from
February 7 to 10.
North Stars Cricket Club in the rural district of Crab Hill in
the northern most parish of St. Lucy now stages the third round
game between Barbados and Jamaica from February 14 to 17.
Because of rehabilitative work being conducted on Kensington
Oval, this venue will not be ready in time for the start of the
Championship, remarked Michael Hall, chief cricket operations
officer of the West Indies Cricket Board.
It will be the first time the two Barbadian grounds will be
hosting matches in the West Indies first-class championship, but
Windward previously staged a first-class contest between Barbados
and South Africa-A two years ago.
For further information:
Adriel Richard
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Media Relations Specialist
Saunders-Franklyn Associates Inc
Suite #4,
1st Floor Wildey Plaza Wildey,
St.Michael Barbados, West Indies
Tel: 246/437-5588 (PBX) Tel: 246/228-5245
(direct) Fax: 246/437-5593
E-mail: saunders@sunbeach.net