Last Updated on March 19, 2026, 11:34 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Three cricketers have left St Kitts and Nevis have departed the federation on Wednesday morning for Antigua. They have departed to be a part of the Leeward Islands Under-15 training camp along with several youngsters across the region.
Two of these boys have previously represented St Kitts in cricket in the Leeward Islands Under-15 training camp. The returning representatives are Colois Duke and Adoni Ali,
The youngsters will be with the delegation of three in the training in Antigua including players from Anguilla, Nevis, Antigua and Barbuda.
All the under 15 youngsters will be competing among themselves to the final 14-member Leeward Islands Under-15 squad.
The camp in Antigua will bring together talented young cricketers from across the Leeward Islands for a training opportunity. The people providing the training will give the children a chance to showcase their skills and stake their claim for a place in the squad that will compete in the upcoming Cricket West Indies (CWI) Under-15 tournament.
The Leeward Islands Under-15 team will be coached by St. Kitts and Nevis’ local cricketer Jacques Taylor. This is a major development for the sports sector of the country as the nation is celebrating more local representation and pride in the regional setup.
The announcement was made for by the St. Kitts Cricket Association. The organization has been working with the authorities of the nation to grow the capacity of the youngsters of the country.
The St. Kitts Cricket Association extends best wishes to Duke, Ali, and Francis as they represent the Federation and pursue selection at the regional level. Cricket is a very popular sport among the people of the island.
The nation has produced several cricketers who have brought honor to the island with their performances. One of the most recent examples of this talent is the Women Cricketer Jahzara Claxton. The people of the island have also extended their best wishes to the children on their departure to Antigua.
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