Barbadians and visitors who missed the opening match of the inaugural Limacol Caribbean Premier League (CPL) T20 competition on Tuesday night are determined not to miss tonight’s encounter.
Those who were present at Kensington Oval also seem determined to return to what was not only a fantastic opener, but an enthralling see-saw encounter between eventual winners Barbados Tridents over St Lucia Zouks.
Yesterday, many people turned up at the box offices in Fontabelle, St Michael, hoping to snatch up any remaining tickets for tonight’s match between the Tridents and Antigua Hawksbills. (SAT) (Picture by Basil Griffith.)
CPL tickets going, going . . . .
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