Coming on the heels of the 2019 Caribbean Premier League, fans can look forward to another four weeks of exciting action, when the Colonial Medical Insurance Super50 Cup – the region’s pre-eminent, 50 overs-a-side competition – returns with a bang.

“With the new World Cup cycle beginning now, this tournament, among other things, presents a starting point towards the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023,” said CWI director of cricket, Jimmy Adams 

“It will allow us to start identifying players who will go on to play a role in our qualification. Though some of our international players will be touring India with the West Indies during the competition, it allows more opportunities and exposure for our young players.”

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ESPN Caribbean’s broadcast partnership with the Super50 Cup continues, with 13 day/night matches, including the semi-finals and the Final, broadcast “live” from the Queen’s Park Oval. The remaining 30 group matches will be webcast “live” on the Windies Cricket YouTube channel and website, www.windiescricket.com.

...Adams said the aim of the West Indies Emerging Players squad was to select players that will be competitive in the Super50 Cup, and to facilitate further learning and development opportunities for players that have featured in the CWI High Performance Pathway in recent times.

Bare fckery this .Semi final and final on the slow ares focup pitches in tt again. Home Advantage to the brainless cricketers again!.

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You don't think the sponsors should get something in return

In reply to silver

They won't understand.

In reply to Emir

They really don't.
But I'm hoping the way they showed the last few home series even over thw web, with full audio and video commentary plus stats will be how they show the early games of the tourney.

The level needs to be contined. Plus have some banners for sponsorship. Listen people will come out to the games to if the marketing is done right