Big Six T20 Tournament returns to St Kitts and Nevis, matches set for Warner Park Stadium
Big Six T20 Tournament returns to St Kitts and Nevis, matches set for Warner Park Stadium

Last Updated on March 8, 2025, 1:32 PM AST by Anthony Morris

The Big Six T20 Cricket Tournament is all set to return to St Kitts and Nevis to bring back the cricket fever, making its grand return from March 15th to March 23rd, 2025. The cricket matches are scheduled to be held at the Warner Park Cricket Stadium in Basseterre.

The tournament is back with a new twist – all the players were registered and selected through an official draft system. A total of 65 international players registered and five global stars from Barbados, Antigua, Anguilla, and South Africa were selected in the teams.

The admission fees for the tournament is free for all, allowing everyone to support the participating teams during the matches.

Four Participating Franchises

  1. Oualie Sports Management (OSM) – Nevis-based players
  2. Young Guns – A mix of players of Guyanese and Indian roots
  3. Maximum Strikers – Team consisting best cricketers from St Kitts and Nevis
  4. City Sunrisers – A blend of players from both St Kitts and Nevis

Match Schedule

  • March 15 (3 pm) – City Sunrisers v/s Young Guns
  • March 15 (7 pm) – Maximum Strikers v/s Oualie Sports Management
  • March 16 (2 pm) – Oualie Sports Management v/s Young Guns
  • March 16 (6 pm) – Maximum Strikers v/s City Sunrisers
  • March 18 (6:30 pm) – Young Guns v/s Maximum Strikers
  • March 20 (6:30 pm) – Oualie Sports Management v/s City Sunrisers
  • March 22: Semi-finale 1 (3 pm) – Position 1 v/s Position 4
  • March 22: Semi-finale 2 (7 pm) – Position 2 v/s Position 3
  • March 23: Finale (5 pm)

Minister Samal Duggins invites everyone

Minister of Sports, Samal Duggins, invited everyone to join this celebration of cricket and to experience the big hits and thrilling matches with pure excitement and great energy.

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