Last Updated on May 18, 2025, 12:22 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Nevis Cricket Association has announced its team for the upcoming Leeward Islands T-20 tournament. The team of Nevis will be playing against Leeward Island opponents starting on June 1, 2025. The series will conclude on June 8.
During the seven day friendly tournament, 6 teams will be playing a series of cricket matches.
The teams:
- Antigua and Barbuda
- Anguilla
- Nevis
- St Kitts
- Combined team consisting of players from Sint Maarten and Montserrat
- US and British Virgin Islands
- The first match of the series will be played between the teams of St Kitts and Antigua and Barbuda.
The squad for Team Nevis consists of the following players:
- Theron Bussue (Team Captain)
- Jamie Cornelius
- Jaden Carmichael
- Collin Archibald
- Ross Powell
- Shelton Forbes
- Bodgenarine Sharma
- Rajani Didder
- Carlton Pluck
- Akadianto Willett
- Onaje Amory
- T’Jhari Clarke
- Adrian Williams
- Kimani Nisbett
Frank Monzac will join the team as Manager, with Tyler Martin serving as Coach.
Kian Pemberton, Tayshawn Wilkinson, Tyri Jeffers and Jevon Manners will serve as the reserve players for the tournament. The team of Antigua and Barbuda has also released a strong lineup for the week long tournament.
Rahkeem Cornwall will captain the team, with Karima Gore as Vice-Captain.
– Kofi James
– Hayden Walsh Jr.
– Elroy Francis Jr.
– Javier Spencer
– Nino Henry
– Glenton Williams
– D’Ahri Francis
– Jedidiah Martin
– Tyrone Williams Jr.
– Micah McKenzie
– Bartlette Henry
– Michael Dover
Head Coach for the Antigua and Barbuda Squad Pernel Watley will accompany the boys for the tournament. All the matches scheduled for the week will take place at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua.
The Leeward Island Cricket Association has confirmed that the first match of the series will start at 7:00 PM on May 31. People of Nevis have extended their best wishes to the Nevisian squad and hoped that they will perform well.
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