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Antigua and Barbuda national cricket team

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Antigua and Barbuda
Personnel
CaptainSylvester Joseph[1]
CoachRidley Jacobs[2]
Team information
ColoursYellow, red, blue
Home groundSir Vivian Richards Stadium

Antigua Recreation Ground

Stanford Cricket Ground
History
Four Day winsn/a
WICB Cup wins0
Twenty20 wins0
TheAntigua Recreation Ground inSt. John's is Antigua and Barbuda's national stadium, and has hosted several international cricket matches.

TheAntigua and Barbuda national cricket team represents the country ofAntigua and Barbuda incricket. Acricket team representingAntigua and Barbuda has been active since the late 1890s. The Antigua and Barbuda Cricket Association is a member of theLeeward Islands Cricket Association, which itself is a member association of theWest Indies Cricket Board, and players from Antigua and Barbuda generally represent theLeeward Islands cricket team at domestic level and theWest Indies at international level. The team made itsList A debut at the1998 Commonwealth Games, and itsTwenty20 debut at the 2006Stanford 20/20 tournament. As of 2015, the team had played 14 List A matches and four Twenty20 matches. The team captain is Sylvester Joseph, while Ridley Jacobs is the team coach.[2][1]

History

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In the mid-1890s, several touring English amateur sides played matches against Antiguan representative sides.R. S. Lucas' XI toured in 1895, winning by an innings and 69 runs,[3] andA. A. Priestley's andLord Hawke's XIs both toured in early 1897, winning by an innings and 96 runs and 259 runs, respectively.[4][5] Part of the colony of theBritish Leeward Islands until 1958, and a member of theWest Indies Federation between 1958 and 1962, Antigua played almost exclusively in the Leewards Islands Tournament, with occasional matches against touring teams, which included a "New Zealand Ambassadors" team in 1970,Kent in 1973 and 1979, andCanada in 1976.[6] At West Indian domestic level, Antiguan and Barbudan cricketers represented theLeeward Islands cricket team, which debuted in theShell Shield, the domesticfirst-class competition, in 1958. The Leeward Islands and theWindward Islands participated together as theCombined Islands cricket team from 1965 to 1981, when they separated again. Antigua and Barbuda gained independence in 1981, and from then on participated as "Antigua and Barbuda". The team touredBermuda in September 1984, drawing a three-day match with theBermuda national team.[7]

At the1998 Commonwealth Games held inKuala Lumpur,Malaysia,Antigua and Barbuda fielded a separate team at thecricket tournament, as didJamaica andBarbados.[8] Matches at the tournament hadList A status. Antigua and Barbuda were drawn in Group B, along withAustralia,Canada, andIndia. The team's first match, against India at theTenaga National Sports Complex, finished in ano-result due to rain. The team was captained byDave Joseph, and included seven West Indies international players:Curtly Ambrose,Eldine Baptiste,Kenny Benjamin,Winston Benjamin,Ridley Jacobs,Sylvester Joseph, andRichie Richardson.[9] After losing to Australia and defeating Canada, Antigua and Barbuda finished second in Group B over India due to a highernet run rate, but did not qualify for the semi-finals.[10] The team's leading run-scorer at the games was Ridley Jacobs, who scored 74 runs, and the leading wicket-taker wasAnthony Lake.[11]

As part of a reorganisation of the structure ofcricket in the West Indies, Antigua and Barbuda, along with the other Leeward and Windward Islands constituent members, fielded teams at theRed Stripe Bowl, the domesticone-day tournament, in the2001–02,2002–03, and2003–04 seasons. The team was largely unsuccessful, and did not progress beyond the group stage.[12] Antigua and Barbuda also participated in theStanford 20/20 tournament in 2006 and 2008, being knocked out in the quarter-finals in both instances.[13] The team played a number of matches against touring sides in the mid-2000s, including againstEngland,Pakistan,Zimbabwe, andIndia cricket team.[6]

Grounds

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The traditional home ground of Antigua and Barbuda is theAntigua Recreation Ground(pictured), thenational stadium of the country, which has hosted a number ofTest andOne-Day International matches.[14] Two further grounds, theStanford Cricket Ground andSir Vivian Richards Stadium, were constructed in 2004 and 2006 for use in theStanford 20/20 and2007 World Cup respectively,[15][16] and have both been used in inter-island matches featuring Antigua and Barbuda.

Players

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International players

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A number ofAntigua players have represented theWest Indies internationally.

  • Apps denotes the number of appearances the player has made.
  • Runs denotes the number of runs scored by the player.
  • Wkts denotes the number of wickets taken by the player.
West Indies captains
NameInternational
career		AppsRunsWktsAppsRunsWktsAppsRunsWktsReferences
TestsODIsT20Is
Andy Roberts1974–1983477622025623187–––[17]
Viv Richards1974–19911218,540321876,721118–––[18]
Eldine Baptiste1983–199010233164318436–––[19]
Richie Richardson1983–1996865,94902246,2481–––[20]
Winston Benjamin1986–1995214706185298100–––[21]
Curtly Ambrose1988–2000981,439405176639225–––[22]
Kenny Benjamin1992–19982622292266533–––[23]
Hamish Anthony1995–––3233–––[24]
Ridley Jacobs1996–2004652,57701471,8650–––[25]
Dave Joseph199941410––––––[26]
Sylvester Joseph2000–200751470131610–––[27]
Kerry Jeremy2000–2001–––6174–––[28]
Austin Richards2007–––1201100[29]
Devon Thomas2009–2013–––212382300[30]
Gavin Tonge200912515105101[31]
Anthony Martin2011–––91011101[32]
Rahkeem Cornwall2019–53927––––––[33]Alzarri Joseph2016–53927––––––[34]

List A players: 1998 – 2003

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№NameFirstLastMRunsHSAvg10050WBBAve4/iCStRef
1Earl Waldron9 Sep. 199812 Oct. 2003980268.8800103/3324.40010[35]
2Wilden Cornwall9 Sep. 199812 Oct. 20031221810319.8110124/4023.66120[36]
3Richie Richardson9 Sep. 199814 Sep. 1998320136.6600––––10[37]
4Sylvester Joseph9 Sep. 199812 Oct. 2003133128326.0001––––90[38]
5Dave Joseph9 Sep. 19987 Oct. 200161307421.6601––––00[39]
6Ian Tittle9 Sep. 199812 Oct. 2003919752*32.830100/12–010[40]
7Ridley Jacobs9 Sep. 199812 Oct. 20031127476*54.8001––––104[41]
8Eldine Baptiste9 Sep. 199814 Sep. 1998329229.660021/418.00020[42]
9Winston Benjamin9 Sep. 199814 Sep. 1998323157.660011/3559.00000[43]
10Curtly Ambrose9 Sep. 199814 Sep. 19983422342.000022/2923.00000[44]
11Kenny Benjamin9 Sep. 199814 Sep. 1998365*6.000032/2623.00000[45]
12Hayden Walsh12 Sep. 199814 Sep. 19982665133.0001––––20[46]
13Hamish Anthony12 Sep. 199814 Sep. 19982301730.000033/3411.33020[47]
14Anthony Lake14 Sep. 199812 Oct. 20031114054*20.0001184/1717.72260[48]
15Amwaa Prince2 Oct. 200125 Aug. 2002328209.3300––––10[49]
16Sean Bailey2 Oct. 200125 Aug. 200261154819.160063/3016.50030[50]
17Kerry Jeremy2 Oct. 200112 Oct. 20031027276.7500113/1627.18030[51]
18Goldwyn Prince2 Oct. 20012 Oct. 20011111.000000/19–000[52]
19Ricky Christopher2 Oct. 20012 Oct. 20011–––––00/39–000[53]
20Bertel Baltimore5 Oct. 200112 Oct. 20036814816.2000––––32[54]
21Gregg Skepple5 Oct. 200125 Aug. 2002539169.750000/20–020[55]
22Curtis Roberts5 Oct. 200112 Oct. 2003720156.670042/1935.00000[56]
23Carl Simon14 Aug. 200212 Oct. 200373713*12.3300124/2115.83130[57]
24Adam Sanford (Dominica)14 Aug. 200217 Aug. 200221616*16.000000/17–000[58]
25Mali Richards (England)25 Aug. 200225 Aug. 20021111.0000––––00[59]
26Derryck Edwards3 Oct. 20035 Oct. 20032302215.0000––––50[60]
27Austin Richards5 Oct. 200312 Oct. 20032241911.0000––––10[61]

Stanford Twenty20 players: 2006 & 2008

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№NameFirstLastMRunsHSAvg10050WBBAve4/iCStRef
1Austin Richards19 July 200617 Feb. 20084723618.0000––––00[62]
2Derryck Edwards19 July 200626 July 20062333316.500022/1727.00010[63]
3Anthony Lake19 July 200626 July 20062954.500022/2620.50000[64]
4Ridley Jacobs ‡19 July 200626 July 20062453122.500033/814.66000[65]
5Ian Tittle19 July 200626 July 200621065.0000––––20[66]
6Dave Joseph19 July 200626 July 2006218169.0000––––00[67]
7Curtis Roberts19 July 20069 Feb. 20083453622.500000/17–000[68]
8Gregg Skepple19 July 200626 July 2006219149.5000––––00[69]
9Bertel Baltimore †19 July 200626 July 20062454522.5000––––11[70]
10Kerry Jeremy19 July 200626 July 200621716*–0000/22–000[71]
11Gavin Tonge19 July 20069 Feb. 200831410*–0032/1626.00000[72]
12Sylvester Joseph ‡9 Feb. 200817 Feb. 200827063*70.000111/2424.00010[73]
13Orlando Peters9 Feb. 200817 Feb. 20082523226.0000––––10[74]
14Wilden Cornwall9 Feb. 200817 Feb. 20082303015.000000/12–010[75]
15Gavin Williams9 Feb. 20089 Feb. 20081111111.0000––––00[76]
16Justin Athanaze9 Feb. 200817 Feb. 20082212110.500022/3021.00010[77]
17Carl Simon9 Feb. 200817 Feb. 200821396.500011/2036.00010[78]
18Juari Edwards †9 Feb. 200817 Feb. 20082242112.0000––––21[79]
19Anthony Martin9 Feb. 200817 Feb. 2008200*–0032/2515.33000[80]
20Larry Joseph17 Feb. 200817 Feb. 20081555.000000/25–000[81]
21Mali Richards17 Feb. 200817 Feb. 20081555.0000––––00[82]
22Chad Hampson17 Feb. 200817 Feb. 20081777.000033/237.66010[83]

Source:

Tournament history

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Commonwealth Games

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Commonwealth Games record
YearRoundPositionGPWLTNR
Malaysia1998[84]Group stage8/1631101
Total0 Title1/131101

See also

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References

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  2. ^ab"Ridley Jacobs Appointed coach".Antigua Observer. Archived fromthe original on 2015-04-02. Retrieved2015-03-31.
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