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England Tour of West Indies 2023

3 ODIs & 5 T20s

December 2023

West Indies vs England 2023

Not Out Travel have been appointed as an Official Travel Agent for The England Cricket Tour to the West Indies 2023.

Tour Schedule

1st ODI – Sunday 3rd December – 9:30am Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, Antigua

2nd ODI – Wednesday 6th December – 1:30pm Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, Antigua

3rd ODI – Saturday 9th December – 1:30pm Kensington Oval, Barbados

1st T20 – Tuesday 12th December – 6:00pm Kensington Oval, Barbados

2nd T20 – Thursday 14th December – 1:30pm National Stadium, Grenada

3rd T20 – Saturday 16th December – 1:30pm National Stadium, Grenada

4th T20 – Tuesday 19th December – 4:00pm Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Trinidad

5th T20 – Thursday 21st December – 4:00pm Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Trinidad

December in the Caribbean is the dream place to be, never mind watching two of the most exciting white-ball teams go toe to toe in some historic stadia including the Kensington Oval in Barbados. The sun, sea and rum punches of the West Indies are unparalleled around the world, while Barbados, Antigua, Grenada and Trinidad are wonderful islands that have played host to some of England’s greatest ever games, never mind touring moments!

Our official tours are now on sale, please don’t hesitate to get in contact if we can tailor your tour in anyway.

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Tour Packages

The Four Island Tour – Antigua, Barbados, Grenada & Trinidad

1st – 24th December

Take in the entire series including 3 ODIs in Antigua & Barbados, and 5 T20s across Barbados, Grenada and Trinidad. We can offer flexibility on outbound and inbound dates, and those all important inter-island flights and match tickets are included.

From £6,799pp

The Antigua & Barbados Tour

30th November – 14th December

Travel to the beautiful islands of Antigua and Barbados to take in the best of what the Caribbean has to offer. With three catergories of tour available, we are sure to have something to suit your needs.

From £3,899pp

The Antigua & Barbados Tour – V2

28th November – 14th December

Due to incredible demand, we have launched a version two of our Antigua & Barbados tour, allowing you to extend your time in your choice of all-inclusive resort in Antigua! We expect this to go as quickly as version one of this tour, so don’t miss out!

From £4,199pp

The 10-Night Antigua Tour

28th November – 8th December

Extend your time in Antigua with 10 nights in an all-inclusive resort, with a couple of high quality ODIs thrown in for good measure! Please contact us should you wish to tailor your tour in any way, with more or less nights available.

From £2,949pp

The 10-Night Barbados Tour

4th – 14th December

A favourite for cricket fans and holiday-makers, Barbados is a truly wondeful island. Take in a holiday a holiday in Barbados and be back in the UK for the festive season. Please contact us if you would like to extend your stay.

From £2,799pp

The 10-Night Barbados Tour V2

3rd – 13th December

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Grenada Only / Grenada & Trinidad Tours

Whether you know the Caribbean well, or this will be your first trip, it’s important you get the tour that is right for you. Whether it’s longer on one island, or visiting others, we can create any itinerary that suits you. Just contact us to enquire.

We have availability for single-island tours to Grenada, or tours taking in the final four T20s in Grenada and Trinidad – please press the button below to enquire!

Why book with Not Out Travel for the England Cricket Tour of the West Indies 2023?

Hear from our Tour Manager Des Newton

As you step down from the plane in the West Indies there to meet you will be the familiar faces of the reps from Not Out Travel to welcome you.

Having left behind the cold grey skies of Mother England the feeling of the true holiday spirit is overwhelming. Dreams of sunny days, warm nights, warm seas, sandy beaches and light breezes playing with the palm trees as the lacey waves rush to the shore all come to life. It’s like living a dream.

The good folk from the islands make one very welcome. The steel bands light up the nights. Your feet tap to the infectious beat. You easily find yourself dancing.

The atmosphere at the cricket is electric. It is here that the vibe is truly calypso. The food stalls sell a variety of indigenous food, and the beer is good too. It was at the Viv Richards Stadium when much of the play was interrupted by rain that the “Man of the Match” was awarded to the Disk Jockey for entertaining us with his music!

The hotels have an air about them offering a glimpse of paradise. Most have beach access and swimming pools in beautiful surroundings. It is always warm and wonderful.

The islands of Antigua, Barbados, Grenada {Spice Island}, and Trinidad each have their own unique beauty with the unmistaken sound of reggae music not far away.

The Not Out Travel itinerary looks wonderful both for cricket and sightseeing or just sun tanning on the beach or at the pool. One returns home with a glow in one’s heart and a smile on one’s face. Refreshed. It is, plainly speaking, a tour not to be missed.

See you there for a rum punch or two.

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West Indies 2023 Tour Program

AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TOUR TO THE WEST INDIES - TOUR PROGRAM

** THIS TOUR IS NOW JUNE - JULY 2025 CLICK HERE FOR WEST INDIES 2025 **

When preparing an Australian Cricket Tour to the West Indies our fingers are always crossed to play in Antigua and Barbados, but what we want is rarely what we get. Australia last played Test Cricket in Antigua 2008 and Barbados 2012 so it is time we returned. If only we had an influence on fixturing!

There has always been correlation between where we play and how many people tour. If we don’t play in Cape Town, or Kolkata, or Galle, or Barbados for example then fewer people tour. #Fact

“Dear West Indies Cricket,

If you invite Australia to play test cricket in Antigua, Barbados, and St Lucia in 2023 you will see 1000+ Australians visit each island. If you invite Australia to play in Guyana, Trinidad, and Jamaica, you won't.

We hope to see you in our thousands in 2023.

Australian Cricket Tours.”

Not knowing where we play until 6 months or less before the first ball doesn’t help, but we've created a 3-Test tour program to showcase our favourite Caribbean for you. Our tour is presented so you know what to expect when you choose to join us in the wonderful West Indies.

No matter where play, we want you to receive excellent value for your time with us and will do our best for you with the cricket fixture we are given.

Indian Premier League (IPL)  runs until the end of May 2023, so our program is focussed on touring the islands from June 1 – July 10 for 3 Test Matches. The first test in Dominica 2015 started on June 3 so we are maintaining the same match dates and the same starting island; St Maarten / St Martin (SXM), the world’s smallest shared land mass

Australian Cricket Tour To The West Indies 2023

Easy to reach with dozens of daily direct flights from USA to suit all airline frequent flyers, and plenty of flights for those that aren’t, we will be in this tiny half-French/half-Dutch hamlet from June 1.

Your 4-night SXM Tour starts on June 2 but you’re welcome to kick start one day early and get some early plane spotting done on famous Maho Beach. Even the most hardened plane-haters thrill to standing under inbound aircraft swooping as close as 10m above you.

With drinks included at our resort you may not want to leave, but we never go to SXM without cruising to our ever-favourite Prickly Pear on Anguilla. If you want a break from our included dinner, a night at the BBQ shacks of Grand Case is always good.

Jumping on a bongo bus to the Dutch Capital of Phillipsburg for incredibly affordable duty-free won’t disappoint nor will the vast promenade on Great Bay. 4 nights in SXM is never enough but leave we must for the first test in Antigua.

June 6 - 14

1st Test:  Antigua, June 8 - 12, 2023

Your flight to Antigua is included so you only need to get up on time and let our friendly SXM taxi driver Lorraine shuttle you to the airport in time for the short hop to St John’s.

The world’s coolest bus driver known to us, ‘Big Earl’ will drive us from VC Bird International Airport to the all-inclusive Starfish Jolly Beach Resort on the south west coast, close to English & Falmouth Harbours. Big Earl will drive us to/from Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Stadium each day, so you don’t have to worry about that unless you sleep in after too much rum-punch at sunset after play.

Speaking of sunsets, the best in Antigua are seen from Shirley Heights where half the nation ascends on Sunday to celebrate the end of another week or the local will be a West Indies victory. Win or lose, we will go to the Heights anyway but if we have an extra day if the game ends early, we will sail to Barbuda.

Otherwise, on Day 6 we can see Barbuda in the distabce as we cruise on our catamaran adventure around the island. This great day trip is a perfect way to end 8 nights in Awesome Antigua, before doing it again in Beautiful Barbados.

June 14 - 22

2nd Test: Barbados,   June 16 - 21, 2023

Big Earl will take us back to the VC Bird for our included flight to the largest and arguably most popular island of the Eastern Caribbean. Rooster, a big cool Bajan, will meet us at Grantley Adams and deliver us safely to St Lawrence Gap on the south coast, the Caribbean’s most dynamic ‘strip’.

Hotels, restaurants, guesthouses, bars, resorts, clubs, street food, cafes, Dover Beach and most perfectly positioned Church in all of Christendom awaits you in this outstanding south coast village. With so many choices for post-play social intercourse, something you don’t have in Antigua, living ‘all-inclusive’ in St Lawrence would be wasted.

In years past we have stayed in 3 neighbouring hotels in ‘the Gap’, which doesn’t mean we will in 2023. Staying in hotels next door to each other is no different than being in opposing ‘wings’ in a massive resort, but it will come to availability.

While we work on that, Rooster will take us to and from famous Kensington Oval each day. We hope to have 5-days at ‘The Oval’ but if the game ends early we will take a leisurely drive around the island ticking the box on a few favourite rum shacks.

The day after play, we have an all-inclusive sunset sail along the west coast before lobbing over to vibrant St Vincent for 5 days in the Grenadines before out much-wanted 3 rd Test in St Lucia.

June 22 - 27

Rooster will drive us to Grantley Adams for the non-stop-hop to the new Argyle International Airport on St Vincent’s east coast. We last toured St Vincent in 2012 for 2 ODI’s at Arnos Vale, but 6 nights was not enough and left us longing to return. Now we can.

Our friends Kim and Earl offer an unique airport transfer by boat along the south coast to our beach front hotel for 5 nights in the pristine Grenadines. Spare days can be exploring the ‘city of arches’ or Fort St Charlotte, but a primary purpose for many visitors are Pirates of the Caribbean film locations.

One day we will rocket to the far south of this 32 island archipelago nation for an afternoon at Sparrow’s Beach Club on Union Island. Snorkelling, swimming, or simply sunning on the whitest of white sand beaches (as seen in the films), on which we have a BBQ seafood lunch.

Bottomless rum-punch for the ride home will make you thankful that tomorrow is a day spent on the beach before doing ‘Pirates’ again the following day, though this time to the north.

5 smooth nights later, we’ll be zipped back across the waters to Argyle for the 30 mins flight north to Castries and much wanted 3 rd Test at Beausejour.

June 27 – July 5

2nd Test:  St Lucia, June 29 - July 3, 2023

Landing in the better of St Lucia’s two international airports, when arriving into George Charles Airport the views of the capital, Castries, just 11km south of Darren Sammy Cricket Ground , from the right-hand side are spectacular.

We have 8 nights in a luscious all-inclusive resort on Reduit Beach on at very popular Rodney Bay. Only 4km from the cricket, we will shuttle you to and from the game making St Lucia as deservedly relaxing as possible.

On Day 6 a catamaran will pick us up on Reduit beach and sail to St Lucia’s postcard geographic wonders and national symbol, the Pitons. Stopping in the French village of Soufriere for ‘refreshment’, we lunch on Anse Chastanet and swim the afternoon away before another sunset sail home.

If the game ends early you can (as on any other island) tee-up on spectacular Sandals Country Club north of Rodney Bay. We will otherwise have an optional day trip through the island. If you are not joining us in St Kitts and flying home from St Lucia, you may fly from Hewanorra Airport in the far south.

The 65km drive from Rodney Bay is firstly at your expense, but secondly allow time to stop along the way. There is a lot more spectacular West Indian scenery and views to enjoy before you leave for what could be another 5 or more years!

July 5 - 10

One of our preferred ‘little’ islands to play Cricket, perfectly positioned between lovable St Maarten and awesome Antigua, any cricket scheduled here is a blessing. Warner Park is in the city (town!) of Basseterre is just 5km from our favoured resort, the only hotel on Frigate Bay, which is two bays on opposing sides of the isthmus. You won't arrive at the wrong one, as we you be transferred on arrival.

We live and survive and on the Caribbean side, on the ‘strip’, which is the epi-centre of St Kittitian entertainment. Beach bars, restaurants, grills, music, flame torches, and lots of sand is where we kick back after the Test Series for 4 nights, and a round island road and rail trip! The Eastern Caribbean’s only railway will be part of the journey to Brimstone Hill Fortress and the black sand beach of Dieppe.

It wouldn’t be an island trip without including a day on a catamaran also. We will sail south to the St Kitt’s stunning sister isle of Nevis for lunch before sailing north for sunset off Brimstone Hill.

We would love to play Test cricket here in 2023 (and always) and maybe we will be surprised, as we were with Dominica in 2012 and 2015. It’s a gorgeous little island where in 1995 we met the Australian Cricket Team. We were invited to their hotel manager’s rum-punch party and the rest, as we say, is why we are helping you enjoy Australian Cricket Tours to the West Indies and beyond today!

Waving goodbye from the islands, on July 10 we go to England for the Ashes! Are you coming?

July 10 – September 19 (TBC)

• Australian Ashes Test Cricket Tour To England 2023

The Following Is The Ashes Cricket Tour 2019  Schedule With 2023 Dates. These Are Unconfirmed Dates.

1 st Test – Edgbaston

• Birmingham, August 3 – 7, 2023

2 nd Test – Lord’s Cricket Ground

• London, August 16 – 20, 2023

3 rd Test – Headingley

• Leeds, August 24 – 28, 2023

4 th Test – Old Trafford

• Manchester, September 6 – 10, 2023

5 th Test – The Oval

• London, September 14 – 18, 2023

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Bismah Maroof announces retirement from cricket with immediate effect

Bismah was part of the women’s team that won the Gold Medal twice in the Asian Games, in the 2010 and 2014 editions

In what can be called the end of an era in Pakistan cricket, former Pakistan skipper Bismah Maroof has decided to call it a day from all formats of cricket with immediate effect. One of the finest women's cricketers from Pakistan, Maroof played a defining role in leading Pakistan cricket to a position of respectability from apparent obscurity.

Maroof made her ODI debut against India in 2006 and her T20I debut against Ireland in 2009 and subsequently went on to represent her country in 276 international matches, the most by any Pakistan women's cricketer. She has scored 6,262 international runs, including 33 half-centuries, and has taken 80 international wickets with her leg-spin.

“I have decided to retire from the game I love the most. It has been an incredible journey, filled with challenges, victories, and unforgettable memories. I want to express my gratitude to my family, who has supported me throughout my cricketing journey from the very beginning until now," Maroof said in a statement released by PCB.

“I also want to extend my thanks to the Pakistan Cricket Board for believing in me and providing the platform to showcase my talent. The support from the PCB has been invaluable, particularly in implementing the first-ever parental policy for me, which enabled me to represent my country at the highest level while being a mother.

“I am deeply grateful to the fans whose unwavering support has been a constant throughout my career, wherever and whenever I represented my country. Lastly, I would like to thank my fellow players, who have become like family to me. The camaraderie we shared both on and off the field is something I will cherish forever.”

Maroof was part of the Pakistan women’s team that won the Gold Medal twice in the Asian Games, in the 2010 and 2014 editions. The southpaw also captained the side in 96 ODI matches and represented Pakistan in four editions of the ICC Women’s 50-over World Cup (2009, 2013, 2017, and 2022), captaining the team in the 2022 edition held in New Zealand. 

In T20Is, she featured for Pakistan in eight editions of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup (2009, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2020, and 2023) and led the side in the 2020 and 2023 editions held in Australia and South Africa, respectively.

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CWI announces schedule for West Indies v India International Home Series 2023

Visitors to play multi-format tour in July and August, including historic 100th Test between the teams

ST. JOHNS, Antigua – Cricket West Indies (CWI) has announced the match schedule and venues for the highly anticipated West Indies versus India Men’s Series in July and August.

The Series starts with two Test matches as part of the 2023-2025 ICC World Test Championship. Windsor Park in Dominica will host the first Test match from 12-16 July. The second Test match, to be played from 20-24 July at Queen’s Park Oval in Trinidad, will be historic marking the 100th Test match played between the two teams.

The Test Series is followed by three CG United One-Day Internationals (ODIs) and five T20 Internationals (T20Is). The CG United ODI Series will start at Kensington Oval in Barbados with the first and second matches on 27 and 29 July. The CG United ODI Series concludes on 1 August at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Trinidad which will be hosting a West Indies Men’s ODI for the first time.

The T20Is also bowl off at Brian Lara Cricket Academy on 3 August. Guyana hosts the second and third T20Is at the Guyana National Stadium on 6 and 8 August. The T20I Series concludes in Lauderhill, Florida with a blockbuster weekend of back-to-back matches on Saturday 12 August and Sunday 13 August at Broward County Cricket Stadium.

Johnny Grave, CEO of CWI, said:

“We are delighted to be able to confirm the schedule and venues for the highly anticipated visit by India. One of the highlights will be the 100th Test at the Queen’s Park Oval and this promises to be a fantastic occasion as we celebrate this historic event between these two proud cricketing nations.”

Grave added: “We also look forward to hosting India in the white ball fixtures and welcoming fans to attend the matches across the region, as well as in the United States. It will be 18 days of entertainment for cricket lovers to enjoy and savour.”

Official West Indies Tour Operator packages, including match tickets will be announced first. The Windies Tickets service, presented by Mastercard, available through the Windiescricket.com website, will launch ticket sales by Tuesday 20 June. Fans can sign up to receive the first news of tickets going on sale at https://www.windiescricket.com/updates .

MATCH SCHEDULE

India tour of West Indies 2023

Test Matches

12-16 July: 1st Test Match, Windsor Park, Dominica

20-24 July: 2nd Test Match, Queen’s Park Oval, Trinidad * Local start time: 10h00 (09h00 Jamaica time)

CG United ODIs

27 July: 1st CG United ODI, Kensington Oval, Barbados

29 July: 2nd CG United ODI, Kensington Oval, Barbados

1 August: 3rd CG United ODI, Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Trinidad * Local start time: 09h30 (08h30 Jamaica time)

T20 Internationals

3 August: 1st T20I, Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Trinidad

6 August: 2nd T20I, National Stadium, Guyana

8 August: 3rd T20I, National Stadium Guyana

12 August: 4th T20I, Broward County Stadium, Lauderhill, Florida

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Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: It’s a Four. West Indies Women at 10/0 after 1.2 overs

• 33 Mins ago Hayley Matthews smashed a Four on Diana Baig bowling . West Indies Women at 10/0 after 1.2 overs
• 35 Mins ago West Indies Women at 5/0 after 1 overs
• 51 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 122/6 after 20 overs
• 53 Mins ago It’s a Wicket. Diana Baig is out and Pakistan Women at 119/6 after 19.4 overs
• 54 Mins ago It’s a Wicket. Muneeba Ali is out and Pakistan Women at 117/5 after 19.2 overs
• 55 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 116/4 after 19 overs
• 1 Mins ago It’s a Wicket. Ayesha Zafar is out and Pakistan Women at 110/5 after 18.1 overs
• 2 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 110/4 after 18 overs
• 5 Mins ago Muneeba Ali smashed a Four on Karishma Ramharack bowling . Pakistan Women at 108/4 after 17.3 overs
• 8 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 102/4 after 17 overs
• 8 Mins ago It’s a Wicket. Aliya Riaz is out and Pakistan Women at 102/4 after 16.6 overs
• 10 Mins ago Aliya Riaz smashed a Four on Afy Fletcher bowling . Pakistan Women at 98/3 after 16.1 overs
• 12 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 94/3 after 16 overs
• 13 Mins ago It’s a Wicket. Nida Dar is out and Pakistan Women at 93/3 after 15.3 overs
• 15 Mins ago Muneeba Ali smashed a Four on Hayley Matthews bowling . Pakistan Women at 92/2 after 15.1 overs
• 17 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 88/2 after 15 overs
• 18 Mins ago Muneeba Ali smashed a Four on Qiana Joseph bowling . Pakistan Women at 85/2 after 14.2 overs
• 24 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 74/2 after 13 overs
• 28 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 69/2 after 12 overs
• 28 Mins ago Nida Dar smashed a Four on Karishma Ramharack bowling . Pakistan Women at 67/2 after 11.4 overs
• 31 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 58/2 after 11 overs
• 36 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 53/2 after 10 overs
• 40 Mins ago It’s a Wicket. Gull Feroza is out and Pakistan Women at 52/2 after 9.4 overs
• 44 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 51/1 after 9 overs
• 47 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 46/1 after 8 overs
• 48 Mins ago Muneeba Ali smashed a Four on Hayley Matthews bowling . Pakistan Women at 42/1 after 7.3 overs
• 52 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 38/1 after 7 overs
• 55 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 33/1 after 6 overs
• 59 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 30/1 after 5 overs
• 14 Sec ago Muneeba Ali smashed a Four on Qiana Joseph bowling . Pakistan Women at 29/1 after 4.2 overs
• 1 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 25/1 after 4 overs
• 5 Mins ago It’s a Wicket. Sidra Ameen is out and Pakistan Women at 23/1 after 3.4 overs
• 8 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 21/0 after 3 overs
• 12 Mins ago Gull Feroza smashed a Four on Cherry-Ann Fraser bowling . Pakistan Women at 17/0 after 2.1 overs
• 13 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 13/0 after 2 overs
• 14 Mins ago Sidra Ameen smashed a Four on Chinelle Henry bowling . Pakistan Women at 13/0 after 1.4 overs
• 15 Mins ago Sidra Ameen smashed a Four on Chinelle Henry bowling . Pakistan Women at 9/0 after 1.1 overs
• 17 Mins ago Pakistan Women at 5/0 after 1 overs
• 19 Mins ago Gull Feroza smashed a Four on Cherry-Ann Fraser bowling . Pakistan Women at 4/0 after 0.3 overs
• 21 Mins ago Welcome to the live coverage of 2nd T20I of West Indies Women tour of Pakistan, 2024

• Mandatory Power play (1-6): Pakistan Women 33/1
• Pakistan Women : 50/1 in 8.5 overs
• Drinks: Pakistan Women 52/2 in 9.4 overs
• Pakistan Women : 100/3 in 16.3 overs
• M Ali 2nd T20 fifty: 50 runs in 42 balls (4x4)
• Innings Break: Pakistan Women 121/7 in 20.0 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Hayley Matthews smashed a Four on Diana Baig bowling . West Indies Women at 10/0 after 1.2 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Four! Played towards mid wicket.

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: West Indies Women at 5/0 after 1 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: West Indies Women Hayley Matthews 1 (2) Qiana Joseph 2 (4) Pakistan Women Sadia Iqbal 0/5 (1)

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women at 122/6 after 20 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women Ayesha Zafar 10 (10) Najiha Alvi 1 (1) West Indies Women Hayley Matthews 3/26 (4)

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: It’s a Wicket. Diana Baig is out and Pakistan Women at 119/6 after 19.4 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: OUT! c Chinelle Henry b Hayley Matthews.

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: It’s a Wicket. Muneeba Ali is out and Pakistan Women at 117/5 after 19.2 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: OUT! st Shemaine Campbelle b Hayley Matthews.

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women at 116/4 after 19 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women Muneeba Ali 55 (46) Ayesha Zafar 7 (8) West Indies Women Afy Fletcher 1/23 (4)

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: It’s a Wicket. Ayesha Zafar is out and Pakistan Women at 110/5 after 18.1 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: OUT! That is a good piece of stumping by the keeper. They appeal and the square leg umpire agrees.

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women at 110/4 after 18 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women Muneeba Ali 55 (45) Ayesha Zafar 2 (2) West Indies Women Karishma Ramharack 1/21 (3)

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Muneeba Ali smashed a Four on Karishma Ramharack bowling . Pakistan Women at 108/4 after 17.3 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Four! Played towards mid off.

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women at 102/4 after 17 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women Aliya Riaz 8 (8) Muneeba Ali 49 (41) West Indies Women Afy Fletcher 1/17 (3)

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: It’s a Wicket. Aliya Riaz is out and Pakistan Women at 102/4 after 16.6 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: OUT! lbw b Afy Fletcher.

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Aliya Riaz smashed a Four on Afy Fletcher bowling . Pakistan Women at 98/3 after 16.1 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Four! That is nicely played. The batter waits and then plays the late cut through third man for a boundary.

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women at 94/3 after 16 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women Aliya Riaz 1 (3) Muneeba Ali 48 (40) West Indies Women Hayley Matthews 1/20 (3)

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: It’s a Wicket. Nida Dar is out and Pakistan Women at 93/3 after 15.3 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: OUT! That is a good running catch. Such catches are never easy to judge and take.

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Muneeba Ali smashed a Four on Hayley Matthews bowling . Pakistan Women at 92/2 after 15.1 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Four! This is lofted in the air and over the fielder at mid on. Bounces into the fence.

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women at 88/2 after 15 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women Muneeba Ali 43 (38) Nida Dar 13 (13) West Indies Women Qiana Joseph 0/22 (4)

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Muneeba Ali smashed a Four on Qiana Joseph bowling . Pakistan Women at 85/2 after 14.2 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Four! That is powerfully slogged away through mid wicket. Finds the gap and the fence.

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women at 74/2 after 13 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women Muneeba Ali 32 (29) Nida Dar 11 (10) West Indies Women Qiana Joseph 0/15 (3)

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women at 69/2 after 12 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women Nida Dar 9 (7) Muneeba Ali 29 (26) West Indies Women Karishma Ramharack 1/13 (2)

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Nida Dar smashed a Four on Karishma Ramharack bowling . Pakistan Women at 67/2 after 11.4 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Four! This is lofted in the air and over the fielder at covers. Bounces into the fence.

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women at 58/2 after 11 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women Nida Dar 3 (4) Muneeba Ali 24 (23) West Indies Women Afy Fletcher 0/9 (2)

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women at 53/2 after 10 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women Muneeba Ali 22 (20) Nida Dar 1 (1) West Indies Women Karishma Ramharack 1/2 (1)

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: It’s a Wicket. Gull Feroza is out and Pakistan Women at 52/2 after 9.4 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: OUT! st Shemaine Campbelle b Karishma Ramharack.

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women at 51/1 after 9 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women Gull Feroza 14 (25) Muneeba Ali 22 (19) West Indies Women Afy Fletcher 0/4 (1)

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women at 46/1 after 8 overs

Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women Live Score: Pakistan Women Muneeba Ali 20 (17) Gull Feroza 12 (21) West Indies Women Hayley Matthews 0/8 (1)

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WI A vs NEP 2024 schedule: Full fixtures list, match timings and venues for West Indies A tour of Nepal

West Indies A will tour Nepal for a T20I series from April 27. Here’s everything you need to know about the schedule of the WI-A vs NEP 2024 T20Is, including the full fixtures list, match timings and venues.

The first T20I will be played on April 27, followed by the second and the third matches on April  28 and May 1, respectively. The remaining two matches will be held on May 2 and 4. Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground in Kirtipur will host all the encounters.

The tour, a first for a West Indian side in Nepal, “serves as another phase in preparation leading up to the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024,” West Indies’ chief selector Desmond Haynes said in a statement. “It presents an invaluable opportunity to get our players who are not in the IPL back on the park playing competitive T20 cricket, as well as provides the chance for us to expose a few emerging prospects.”

Fabian Allen, Johnson Charles, Mark Deyal, Andre Fletcher, Obed McCoy and Hayden Walsh are all part of the side, which will be led by Roston Chase , with Alick Athanaze as his deputy.

🇳🇵At Home Action is all set to return with a bang as KIBU West Indies Tour of Nepal kicks off from 27th Apr 🏏 #WIndiesATourOfNEP | #WorldCupYear2024 | #OneBallBattles | #NepalCricket pic.twitter.com/GSJJGZ56co — CAN (@CricketNep) April 24, 2024

West Indies A tour of Nepal: Date, time and venues for WI-A vs NEP 2024 T20Is

Saturday, April 27, 1st T20I:   Nepal vs West Indies A, Tribhuvan University Cricket Ground, Kirtipur, 1:00 PM local time

Sunday, April 28, 2nd T20I:   Nepal vs West Indies A, Tribhuvan University Cricket Ground, Kirtipur, 1:00 PM local time

Wednesday, May 1, 3rd T20I:   Nepal vs West Indies A, Tribhuvan University Cricket Ground, Kirtipur, 1:00 PM local time

Thursday, May 2, 4th T20I:   Nepal vs West Indies A, Tribhuvan University Cricket Ground, Kirtipur, 1:00 PM local time

Saturday, May 4, 5th T20I:   Nepal vs West Indies A, Tribhuvan University Cricket Ground, Kirtipur, 1:00 PM local time

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SRH need 192 runs in 108 balls.

WI Women need 111 runs in 109 balls.

RCB won by 9 wickets (with 24 balls remaining)

IND Women won by 44 runs

Sri Lanka A won by 8 runs (DLS method)

Day 3 - Essex trail by 44 runs.

Day 3 - Hampshire trail by 138 runs.

Day 3 - Warwickshire trail by 273 runs.

Day 3 - Worcester lead by 40 runs.

Day 3 - Middlesex trail by 9 runs.

Day 3 - Leics trail by 356 runs.

Day 3 - Derbyshire trail by 260 runs.

Pakistan won by 9 runs

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Nepal vs W. Indies A , 2nd unofficial T20I at Kirtipur , NEP vs WI [A-Team] , Apr 28 2024 - Full Scorecard

W. Indies A won by 10 runs

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• Scorers : MD.Noorain Ansari (Online Scorer) & Saif Ali Ansari (Paper Scorer)
• West Indies A innings:
• Powerplay1: Overs 0.1 - 6.0 (Mandatory - 39 runs, 2 wickets)
• West Indies A: 50 runs in 7.2 overs (44 balls), Extras 2
• Drinks : West Indies A - 64/3 in 10 overs (Andre Fletcher 21)
• West Indies A : 100 runs in 15.4 overs (94 balls), Extras 4
• West Indies A : 150 runs in 19.4 overs (118 balls), Extras 4
• Innings Break : West Indies A - 160/7 in 20 overs (Mathew Forde 11, Gudakesh Motie 33)
• Nepal innings:
• Lokesh Bam retired hurt on 17* from 19/0 to 23/2
• Powerplay1: Overs 0.1 - 6.0 (Mandatory - 28 runs, 4 wickets)
• Nepal : 50 runs in 6.5 overs (42 balls), Extras 4
• Drinks : Nepal - 71/5 in 10 overs (Rohit Paudel 18, Aarif Sheikh 3)
• Nepal : 100 runs in 13.5 overs (84 balls), Extras 6
• Rohit Paudel : 50 off 34 balls (4 X 4, 1 X 6)
• Nepal : 150 runs in 19.4 overs (119 balls), Extras 8
• Innings Closed : Nepal - 150/9 in 20 overs (Rohit Paudel 71, Sagar Dhakal 0)

Chase to lead side filled with T20 specialists on West Indies A's tour of Nepal

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Pakistan vs West Indies 2024, Women's T20I Series: Date, Start Time, Schedule, Live Streaming & Squads Details

PAK Women vs WI Women 2023 T20I series date, time, schedule, live streaming:  Pakistan Women's cricket team and the West Indies Women are all set to square off in an enthralling PAK Women vs West Indies Women 2024 five-match T20I series. The action kicks off at the National Stadium in Karachi on Friday (April 26), promising fans an epic showdown.

In the recent clash between the two teams in an ODI series, West Indies Women demonstrated their dominance by sweeping aside hosts Pakistan with a clean sweep win in the three-match series.

West Indies aim to reaffirm their authority in the T20I format. On the other hand, Pakistan Women are determined to make a comeback following their loss in the ODI series.

West Indies Women vs Pakistan Women 2024, T20I series: Complete schedule, match timings

PAK-W vs WI-W 1st T20I: April 26, 8:00 pm IST/ 7:30 pm local / 02:30 pm GMT

PAK-W vs WI-W 2nd T20I: April 28, 8:00 pm IST/ 7:30 pm local / 02:30 pm GMT

PAK-W vs WI-W 3rd T20I: April 30, 8:00 pm IST/ 7:30 pm local / 02:30 pm GMT

PAK-W vs WI-W 4th T20I: May 2, 8:00 pm IST/ 7:30 pm local / 02:30 pm GMT

PAK-W vs WI-W 5th T20I: May 4, 8:00 pm IST/ 7:30 pm local / 02:30 pm GMT

All five T20I matches between Pakistan women and West Indies women will be played at Karachi's National Stadium.

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Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women 2024, T20I series: Squads

Pakistan Women squad for PAK-W vs WI-W T20I series: Nida Dar (captain), Aliya Riaz, Ayesha Zafar, Bismah Maroof (subject to fitness), Diana Baig, Fatima Sana, Gull Feroza, Muneeba Ali (wk), Najiha Alvi (wk), Nashra Sundhu, Natalia Parvaiz, Rameen Shamim, Sadia Iqbal, Sidra Amin, Tuba Hassan and Umm-e-Hani.

West Indies Women squad for PAK-W vs WI-W T20I series: Chedean Nation, Djenaba Joseph, Shabika Gajnabi, Stafanie Taylor, Zaida James, Cherry-Ann Fraser, Chinelle Henry, Hayley Matthews, Janelle Glasgow, Rashada Williams, Shemaine Campbelle, Aaliyah Alleyne, Afy Fletcher, Ashmini Munisar, Karishma Ramharack, Kate Wilmott, Qiana Joseph, Shamilia Connell.