ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Anxious. Nervous. Tense. These are just three of the adjectives that may grip the players from Guyana Jaguars and Barbados Pride, as they follow the progress of each other in the final round of the WICB Professional Cricket League Regional 4-Day Tournament, starting tomorrow.
The race for the George Headley/Everton Weekes Trophy, symbol of regional first-class supremacy, has come down to a straight fight between these two franchises, following intriguing results in the previous round that left the Jaguars clinging to a seven-point lead over the Pride, as they seek to regain the title for the second straight year.
The familiar surroundings of the Guyana National Stadium will provide the backdrop for the Jaguars’ final sprint to the title, when they face Jamaica Scorpions, at the same time that the Pride will meet a resurgent Leeward Islands Hurricanes at Warner Park in St. Kitts.

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Apparently, there's so much nervous tension that fans can't bring themselves to go and watch these matches in any significant numbers....