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Umpire LaBorde to stand in World Cup final on Sunday

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January 31, 2023
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Candace LaBorde of Trinidad & Tobago has been named among the match officials for the final of the ICC Women’s Under-19 T20 World Cup. The final will be played on Sunday between India and England at the JB Marks Oval in Potchefstroom.

LaBorde will be standing in the match and will be joined by Sarah Dambanevana in the middle. The fourth umpire is Lisa McCabe and television umpire is Debunu De Silva. The match referee is Venessa De Silva.

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LaBorde was also among the officials for the tournament and stood in Friday’s semifinal between England and Australia, which England won. The second semi final was between New Zealand and India, which India won.

So far in the tournament LaBorde officiated in 10 matches. (WestIndies Cricket)

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