Students attempt to drum up support for the West Indies.
June 13, 2015
Action off the field of play at Sabina park
DESPITE the under performance of home the team, the West Indies fans who turned up at Sabina Park for the second cricket Test match, which started Thursday, were treated to some exciting individual performances.
Here are some of the action from the first two days.
Legendary West Indies cricketers Sir Wes Hall (right) andAmbassador Courtney Walsh share a joke after Walshpresented Sir Wes with the cap, symbolising his admission tothe International Cricket Council’s Hall of Fame.
Veteran lens man Johnny Black was snapping away.
Another Aussie fan celebrates the fall of a West Indies wicketwith Jamaican memorabilia.
A loyal Australian fan shows her true colours.
Sidelined West Indians Marlon Samuels (left) and DavendraBishoo sit out their illnesses.
We are not sure if these two women really appreciate how theWest Indies are performing.
President of the Court of Appeal Justice Seymour Panton, astaunch West Indies supporter, enjoys his vacation, but we arenot sure if he was impressed with the quality of cricket playedby the home team. (PHOTOS: BRYAN CUMMINGS)
Ardent Australian supporters cannot hold back their joy at their team’s dominance.
