The rhythm is restored in the Caribbean
The reduced ticket prices and relaxation of rules pertaining to muscial instruments have brought the joy back to the cricket-watching public in the West Indies
Nitin Sundar
25-Feb-2013
The reduced ticket prices and relaxation of rules pertaining to muscial instruments have brought the joy back to the cricket-watching public in the West Indies. DNA reports in detail.
Underneath the Greenidge and Haynes stand, named after former Barbados and West Indies opening batsmen Gordon and Desmond, cooks spice up the chicken and the beef stew, while fans from all over the cricketing world share a beer.
"The noise is fantastic. It's totally different from Australia, you can walk into this ground carrying anything you like, when you go in the MCG you can't take anything in. They'd strip you naked if they could at the MCG," said Australian supporter Peter Mulgrove.
Nitin Sundar is a sub-editor at ESPNcricinfo