ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Two West Indies Championship matches will be played at Jamaica’s Trelawny Stadium next year.
It will be the first time in 11 years that the ground will be staging four-day matches in the Championship, which begins on Thursday, January 9.
Cricket West Indies has scheduled the fifth-round match between Jamaica Scorpions and Leeward Islands Hurricanes from February 13 to 16 at the venue, along with the sixth-round match between the Scorpions and Guyana Jaguars from February 27 to March 1.
CWI director of cricket, Jimmy Adams, said the stadium is scheduled to stage a Twenty20 International in two years’ time and this was part of the process to get the ground in shape.
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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
Yes Jimmy...Legacy move.
In reply to Slipfeeler
No the PJ Patterson Stadium, about time cricket comes back to Western Jamaica though, would have loved to see a few CPL games at the ground too
In reply to TyTy35
Woulkdlove to see many international matches played there including Tests.
The aestetics of Sabina were downgraded with the blotting out of the Blue Mountaims
which view served to inspire some great West Indies fast bowlers such as Wes Hall,Andy Roberts and Holding.
Andy even spoke of this.At least the Trelawny cricket field offers a nice scene of greenery along with a beautiful view
of the blue Caribbean Sea. At least that is worth looking at at when licks are sharing as it is these days
