ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Another season packed with bright prospects and great opportunities for the region’s best players begins when the WICB Professional Cricket League Regional 4-Day Tournament opens on Friday.

It’s the second straight season of the R4Day under the franchise format, featuring 10 rounds of matches – the same as last season – played over the next five months between franchises drawn from the six territorial boards of the WICB.

The other teams will all be looking to unseat reigning champions Guyana Jaguars, last season’s most improved side, and claim the Headley/Weekes Trophy, the symbol of regional supremacy, as they try to develop the playing talent required for international competition for West Indies.

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
Lets keep an eye on this statement and see if really counts for something “The Selection Panel of the WICB will be watching to see who can produce consistent results to force their way into the picture for selection to the West Indies Test side,” said Pybus.

In reply to goliath

hope for shiv's sake!!

In reply to matchstick

lol

I for one going to pay close interest to the guys in Pride, we had a number of tons from Kraigg, Shai, Brooksie, Chase and Dowrich.
Jomel got 49 Wickets, another good season from these guys, and they will be good for the A or the senior teams.