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Cricket and Crop Over Combine as West Indies Take on New Zealand at Kensington Oval

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ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Cricket West Indies (CWI) is set to deliver another engaging match-day experience when the West Indies take on New Zealand in the final two One-Day Internationals of the ongoing five-match series at the iconic Kensington Oval in Barbados on Sunday, July 19 and Tuesday, July 21.

Fans can expect the signature “WI OUTSIDE!” experience that has featured at all venues across the West Indies International Home Season this summer, blending world-class cricket with the unmistakable energy, music and culture of Caribbean territories.

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The first encounter, originally scheduled as a day-night match, will now begin at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday, July 19, following a change made due to logistical considerations. The second match remains a day-night fixture and will bowl off at 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 21, taking fans from afternoon action into an exciting contest under the lights.

Adding to the festivities will be the Vida by Esquire Party Stand, which will transform Kensington Oval into the ultimate cricket and entertainment destination. Inspired by the spirit of Kadooment, the Party Stand will feature live entertainment throughout the day, a fully stocked bar with drink specials, interactive games, giveaways and a host of surprise activations designed to keep the energy high from the first ball to the final wicket.

To make the experience even more accessible, ladies will receive free admission to the Vida by Esquire Party Stand when arriving by 1:00 PM July 19 and 6:00 PM on July 21.

Families are also encouraged to be part of the celebration, with children 16 and under receiving free admission to both ODI matches when accompanied by a paying adult, continuing CWI’s commitment to making international cricket accessible to the next generation of West Indies supporters.

CWI Events Manager Dario Barthley said Barbados provides the perfect backdrop to showcase the unique blend of cricket and Caribbean culture.

“The WI OUTSIDE experience has been embraced by fans throughout the home season, and Barbados gives us another fantastic opportunity to build on that momentum. With the Crop Over season in full swing, we’ve partnered with popular Kadooment band, Vida by Esquire, to create an atmosphere that celebrates everything people love about the Caribbean; great cricket, great music, great entertainment and unforgettable vibes. Whether you’re coming for the cricket, the Party Stand or to enjoy a day out with family and friends, Kensington Oval is the place to be.”

Fans are encouraged to arrive early to enjoy all the activities on offer and cheer on the Men in Maroon as they look to finish the ODI series strongly before the home season moves to Trinidad and Tobago for a two-match test series against Pakistan.

Tickets are available now at https://tickets.windiescricket.com/, and fans are encouraged to secure their seats early for what promises to be two memorable days of international cricket and entertainment.

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