Portious Warren, Jerod Elcock kick-start World Champs campaign
TT Cricket Board spearheads creation of WI women'due south Examination team
TT Cricket Lath (TTCB) president Azim Bassarath is spearheading the charge to assistance develop a West Indies women's Exam team.
During Wednesday'due south Cricket Westward Indies (CWI) Women's U19 Ascension Stars T20 Championships award anniversary, at Brian Lara Cricket University, Tarouba, Bassarath said the creation of a regional women'south Examination squad would be discussed at CWI'southward executive meeting in August.
Currently, the WI women only participate in 50-over and T20 matches.
He said the TTCB had already put bated funding to host 2 three-twenty-four hours matches for TT's women cricketers next month. Bassarath called on other regional territories to follow-suit as they seek to enter the sport's longest and most challenging version of cricket.
"We desire every other Caribbean area territory in the Caribbean to follow us. We must non permit the girls to only play 50 overs and T20 cricket. If S Africa can play Test cricket, WI tin play Test cricket.
"We must put those motions in place from at present to ensure that nosotros fix our girls for the longer version of the game and it must start now.
"In that location will be an executive meeting of CWI on the kickoff weekend in August and I am going to bring this up every bit a part as a very of import topic on the agenda so that those territorial boards who cannot fund the games, I will ask CWI to ensure those games are funded," he said.
Bassarath was pleased with the "seamless" execution of this year's competition and congratulated USA on their surprise victory, on debut.
He credited TT Women's Cricket Association (TTWCA) vice president Ann Chocolate-brown-John and her executive for a hosting a tournament of "very loftier standard", just likewise for playing integral roles in getting the competition to the level it is today.
Bassarath also acknowledged CWI for their support of the women'south game.
"About 13 or xiv years ago, a TTCB member together with Brownish-John, this word came on about a girls' U19 tournament. This U19 tournament was born out of that give-and-take, of course, with the women's association.
"TT have hosted every single regional U19 girls tournament in Trinidad and that is considering of the foresight and the vision of the TTWCA led by Anne Browne John.
"When CWI saw what was happening and they observed the quality the tournament was delivering, after nearly four or five years, CWI got involved and they started to pump some small-scale funding in the hosting of this tournament.
"I desire to extend congratulations to CWI for seeing the vision of John and her team in organising and hosting a tournament of this nature," he added.
On Usa's surprise win, Bassarath congratulated the newly-crowned champions and dubbed their victory "a cherry letter solar day for United states cricket". He said the result should open new doors for development of the sport in the The states.
Bassarath continued, "Never in my imagination would I accept thought the U.s. team to have won this tournament today. I know this will be a big matter in the USA.
"I am extremely happy that you lot are going to take dorsum the winning bays considering cricket is needed in the Usa and this might be the spring that necessary for cricket to make that leap in the US."
Also present were Brownish-John, West Indies women's U19 caput double-decker Steve Liburd, and SporTT'south head of sport development Justin Latapy-George.
Librud affirmed that following the U19 tourney, forth with the already completed Women's Super50 Loving cup and side by side month's countdown Women'south Caribbean Premier League, a WI squad will be selected for the inaugural ICC Women's U19 competition in S Africa from Jan five to 30, 2023.
CWI Women U19 Rising Stars T20 Honour Roll
Round one –Niveena Ramnauth (Guyana), Shalini Samaroo (TT), Isani Vaghela (United states of america)
Round two – Raeleanna Grimmond (Guyana), Djenaba Joseph (TT), Jannellia Glasgow (Windwards)
Round three – Kate Wilmot (Jamaica), Jannellia Glasgow (Windwards)
Circular four – Snigdha Paul (USA)
Round five – Samara Ramnauth (TT), Trishan Holder (Barbados)
Round 6 – Amelia Khan (TT), Bhumika Bhadriraju (USA)
Individual Awards
Player of the Friction match (finals) – Anika Kolan (USA)
Nearly Runs – Djenaba Joseph (TT)
Most Wickets – Naveena Ramnauth (Guyana/ Shalini Samaroo/TT)
Wicketkeeper with nigh dismissals – Shunelle Sawh
Tournament MVP Shalini Samaroo 121 runs/ nine wickets
Match Referees – Stephanie Power and Anthony Creed
Lucifer Umpires – Carolyn Browne, Jacqueline Williams, Caseev Sandy, Maria Abbot, Ryan Willoughby, Candace La Borde
Source: https://newsday.co.tt/2022/07/15/tt-cricket-board-spearheads-creation-of-wi-womens-test-team/
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