Two titles are in the bag. Now there’s just one left.
And for the Barbados cricket team, they will be looking at it like a new season, according to confident coach Hendy Springer.
That “new season” starts on Saturday when they play Jamaica in the semi-finals of the Final Challenge, having retained their Regional Four Day title on Monday.
“This weekend is the start of a new season as those teams which we bettered during the President’s Cup will be coming harder,” Springer told MIDWEEK SPORT after the team arrived from Antigua and Barbuda on Monday night.
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