PHOTO: LAYING THE FOUNDATION
Cricket, Sports
July 18, 2014

PHOTO: LAYING THE FOUNDATION

Minister with Responsibility for Sport Natalie Neita-Headley (second right) applies mixed cement to a structure at Sabina Park on Thursday as chairman of Sabina Park Holdings Milton Samuda (left), managing director of FosRich Group Cecil Foster (second left) and chargé d’affaires at the Indian High Commission HK Mohan (right) look on. The work at Sabina is part of the move to install floodlights at the venue. (PHOTO: ASTON SPAULDING)

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