After 11 years, the West Indies Women’s Windball Cricket Festival is set to return to Barbados.
Six teams from Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana and Barbados will compete this weekend in a revamped T-6 competition for a grand prize of 10,000 dollars.
Tournament Director Rodney Simpson provided CBC Sports with details for the competition.
Meantime, Captain of the Barbados Blazers Tracey Carter is encouraging the public to come and out and see entertaining cricket.
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