SUNDAY 3 FEBRUARY 2019 – UWI TODAY
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Queen’s Park Cricket Club (QPCC)
Endeavour Hills Cricket Club
Central Sports Cricket Club
Prisons Sports Club
UWI Cricket Team
Cane FarmSports Club
Club Crusoe Cricket Club
Powergen Sports Club
Munroe Road Cricket Club (MRCC)
Merry Boys Cricket Club
Clarke Road Cricket Club
El SocorroYouthMovement (EYM)
s, UWI-Unicom
o revitalise cricket and uplift
month of magical T20
H E N R Y
MCC in the grand finals of the UWI Universities World T20 Tournament.
UWI-UNICOM
NATIONAL T20 CRICKET
TOURNAMENT TEAMS
INAUGURAL UWI
WORLD UNIVERSITIES
T20 TOURNAMENT TEAMS
ENT PAYS OFF
Then in 2017, the Faculty of Sport was established at UWI’s regional
headquarters.
In the words of Professor Copeland, “It was based on a vision
to take Caribbean sport to a higher level by providing premier
education packages in the field. The plan is to integrate teaching
and research, professional development, community partnerships,
and co- and extra-curricular student support”.
But for the many spectators at the Frank Worrell Grounds,
the “how” of Cricket Month is nowhere near as important as the
action on the pitch and the energy in the stands. Perhaps most
impressively, through their support for UWI-Unicom and the
creation of tournaments such as the World Universities T20, The
UWI will not only give cricket lovers more of the game, they will
also develop the players to take the West Indies into a new era.
Combined Campuses and Colleges (CCC)
UWI Cricket Team
Tertiary Sport Association of Trinidad andTobago (TSATT)
OxfordMarylebone Cricket Club (MCC)
The UWI Cricket Team bowler and wicketkeeper make their appeal.
PHOTO: DEXTER SUPERVILLE
Batsmen from the Prisons Sports Club await their turn at the
crease.
PHOTO: DEXTER SUPERVILLE
Club Crusoe takes a catch.
PHOTO: DEXTER SUPERVILLE
A Prisons Sports Club batsman lunges to safety as the Munroe Road Cricket Club wicketkeeper is poised at the stumps.
PHOTO: DEXTER SUPERVILLE
