Barbados Pride have finally gotten their hands on the Headley/Weekes Trophy for capturing this year’s Cricket West Indies first-class tournament.
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Barbados Pride have finally gotten their hands on the Headley/Weekes Trophy for capturing this year’s Cricket West Indies first-class tournament.
Only way them can win.
In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
Congratulations Pride!
In reply to natty_forever
In reply to openning
You did born them times?
In other words how many of those were won this century.
In reply to natty_forever
Six rings this century?
How many have your island won?
Jamaica 8
Guyana 5
Barbados 7
In the 55 years of the regional 4 day tournament T&T has won 4 and tied 1
Where is my brother Imusic?
the members from leewsrds and windwards on this forum are in hiding when they saw these stas,normally they have a lot to say not winning a champioship in 40 years wuh loss afer producing those great phenoms nixon mclean,junior murray,rawle lewis darren sammy,
In reply to velo
At lease the Leewards produced four great West Indies players, Roberts, Richards, Richardson and Ambrose.
Leewards won 3 , tied 1.
The Windwards has not produce any known greats, and has never won a regional 4 day tournament.
The Combined Islands won one.
Barbados has arguably the strongest bowling reserves to serve them the next decade...both in pace, medium pace and spin.
The problem with Barbados is the lazy unaderachieving veteran batsmen like Carter, Brooks and Hope at FC LEVEL.
The batting is led by Mayers, Chase Brathwaite and Dowrich and Brathwaite the real FC bully has grown lazy....but right now Brathwaite is blazing the trail in the local 20/20 tournament so maybe his batting will be more enterprising.
In reply to analyst-kid
Shai has not played 4-day cricket for Barbados since 2017, that was discussed on Mason and guest last evening.
The same goes for Pooran, who has not represented T&T in the longest version since about 2014.