ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – The West Indies Cricket Board advised on Thursday that it has approved a change in venues for three of the Trinidad & Tobago Red Force’s home matches in the Digicel Regional 4-Day Championship.

The change will impact on the second, fourth and seventh round matches which will now be played at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in the southern district of Torouba.

“This change means that we can now return the game to the south of Trinidad, which again has a venue to stage first-class matches,” said CWI Manager, Cricket Operations, Roland Holder.

As a result of the above, the Jamaica Scorpions, reigning champions Guyana Jaguars and the Red Force’s fierce rivals Barbados Pride will get to help welcome the venue onto the list of first-class match venues in the Caribbean.

This is good news for south fans. No one goes to QPO for these matches anyways.

In reply to azadtnt

agreed.

The Trinidad taxpayer has paid 1.2 billion dollars to build a ground nobody needed to save 50 spectators taxi fare.and bring an end to a 100!year old ground the taxpayers didn't have to pay for.