ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Co-hosts Trinidad & Tobago Red Force are expected to face a typically stiff challenge, when they open their defence of an expanded NAGICO Super50 Tournament against Combined Campuses & Colleges Marooners at Queen’s Park Oval in Port of Spain, the capital of their two-island republic.

The West Indies Cricket Board announced today the schedule for the Tournament which opens on Thursday, January 7 next year in Trinidad and St. Kitts. It will again be contested between eight teams, comprising the six territorial franchises, as well as the Marooners and an ICC Americas composite side.

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NAGIO?

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Regional insurance company.

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Nagico ?

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NAGIO is a Japanese noodle company...

A flurry of activity to impress the
Regional Governments ; perhaps if this was done years ago , Our Players would be near the top of International Cricket in the longer versions of the game .

Unfortunately currently , in these formats of the game Our Players are Bottom Dwellers , while Bangladesh has progressed ; Our Team & Players
have seriously Regressed .

In my opinion they still must be removed from the governance of Cricket . There is absolutely nothing that Cameron & Co can do now to get a thumbs up from me . Even if they say
they will change the current Structure .

The very fact that they commissioned several Reports , and then deep sixed them tells me that they are not honest & serious persons regarding Cricket in the Region . They must all
be removed from the governance of Cricket in the Region .