LOC announces venue changes
Cricket, Sports
August 6, 2014

LOC announces venue changes

GEORGETOWN, Guyana — The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) announced yesterday that the local organising committee of the Regional Under-19 Tournament has changed the venues for three matches in the One-day competition currently taking place here.

First, the third-round match between hosts Guyana and Trinidad & Tobago carded for today will now be played at Bourda Oval, the historic former international venue here.

Secondly, the fourth-round match between T&T and Jamaica scheduled for Saturday will now be played at the Demerara Cricket Club.

And finally, the seventh and final round match between Windward Islands and the Jamaicans set for next Wednesday will also be played at Bourda Oval.

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