Tickets for the 2022 Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) knockout games in Guyana will be going on sale from Friday 5 August and will be available to buy from the brand new box office location at 233-234 Camp Street and online from www.cplt20.com.
All four Hero CPL knockout games will be in Guyana in 2022 with all these matches taking place at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence as the culmination of the Biggest Party in Sport comes to the country for the first time.
Fans are encouraged to secure tickets as soon as possible as the demand will be huge for these historic fixtures. It is vital that tickets are only purchased from the box office or from www.cplt20.com. Tickets purchased from unauthorized sellers will be voided and will not be accepted at the stadium. Fans are also reminded not to buy printouts of e-tickets from third party sellers, these will not be accepted for entry.
Lauderhill, Florida, USA – Tickets for this weekend’s Goldmedal T20I Cup matches between West Indies and India in Lauderhill, Florida have been selling quickly and a full turn-out is anticipated for the series finale this weekend.
Fans are being urged to book their seats immediately via the Windies Tickets online ticket service, presented by Mastercard – tickets.windiestickets.com - as less than 400 tickets are available for Saturday’s fourth Goldmdeal T20I. Nearly 300 tickets remain for the bleachers and benches and with approximately 75 food and drink inclusive tickets in the VIP hospitality section. For Sunday’s fifth and final Goldmedal T20I, just under 1500 stand tickets are available for general purchase.
The fourth and fifth Goldmedal T20I Cup matches will be played at the Broward County Stadium, Lauderhill on Saturday, 6 August and Sunday, 7 August with the first ball at 10:30am (9:30am Jamaica/8pm India).
Massy Group have confirmed that they will be the title sponsor for the inaugural Women’s Caribbean Premier League (WCPL) which gets underway on 31 August in St Kitts.
The Massy Women’s Caribbean Premier League (WCPL) will feature three teams, the Barbados Royals, Guyana Amazon Warriors and the Trinbago Knight Riders. The teams will play each other in four exciting Twenty20 matches at Warner Park, one of the fastest-scoring grounds in world cricket. The teams will be captained by Hayley Matthews (Barbados Royals), Stafanie Taylor (Guyana Amazon Warriors) and Deandra Dottin (Trinbago Knight Riders).
Each of the three Massy WCPL teams will have the best players from the region as well as exciting overseas players to round out their squads as women’s cricket is given huge exposure across the Caribbean and around the world.
The Florida leg of the T20I series between India and West Indies for the fourth and fifth games is set to go ahead this weekend following the stamping of USA visas for both teams on Wednesday.
There was a delay in the visa process for both teams and the paperwork was complete after members of both teams flew into Georgetown via a charter flight following the completion of the third T20I in St Kitts on Sunday.
The teams were earlier expected to receive their USA travel document in Trinidad or St Kitts, the venues of the first three T20Is of the series.
While Cricket West Indies (CWI) had been confident of the issue being resolved in time, they had been preparing a contingency plan to stage the final leg of the series in the Caribbean, mainly in Port-of-Spain.
BIRMINGHAM, England – Another inept batting effort sent Barbados Women crashing to a second straight heavy defeat in their final game of the Commonwealth Games today.
Asked to chase a challenging 163 against India Women at Edgbaston, Barbados Women never got out of the blocks and stumbled to a disappointing 62 for eight off their 20 overs.
Kyshona Knight, with 16, was the only specialist batter to reach double figures while number 10 Shakera Selman made 12 not out, to be the only other player to pass ten.
Seamer Renuka Singh wrecked the innings, claiming four for 10 from four stingy overs.
