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Barbados win the 15 Rising Stars Championship in Antigua

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April 4, 2024
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The Barbados U15 team are the new Under 15 Rising Stars Champions after a stunning 192-run victory against the Windwards Islands team in the final round of the tournament.

Barbados U15 registered 297 runs in just under 50 overs before ripping through the Windwards batting line up for just 105 runs. See the Results of the last round HERE.

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Last year, Trinidad & Tobago emerged victorious in the tournament which was also held in Antigua.

Cricket West Indies continues to invest in the development of the region’s rising stars by hosting these competitive championships annually.(CWI)

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