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that there should be a regular series of matches between the three colonies to be played alternately at each colony. By the time of the next tournament in 1893 a cup had been subscribed for but
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began in the sixteenth century, the population in 1783 was only 2,763 with the majority being
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outlawed slavery in all
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September 1886 and played 12 two-day matches mostly against club sides, 6 matches being played in Canada and 6 in the United States plus an additional fill-up game in the US. A return tour by the gentlemen of the US following in 1887–88. The tourists were not at all representative of
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between 1 and 10 September 1891. Barbados beat British Guiana by 4 wickets, British Guiana beat Trinidad by 151 runs and Barbados beat Trinidad by an innings and 93 runs. The final was then contested between Barbados and British Guiana. Barbados won this match by an innings and 55 runs.
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the ball had to be changed twice in an innings which lasted about two hours and mangled balls were brought back as a memento. We practised on Saturday and the match was fixed for the Monday and Tuesday following but was postponed until the Wednesday and Thursday
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first proper tournament because of the trophy being awarded.
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in 1831. There were major slave revolts in 1763, and
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253:1863 – Kingston Cricket Club founded in Jamaica
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20:Historical background
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85:and General
83:William Penn
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1424:Other tours
1157:New Zealand
791:Afghanistan
643:Afro-Creole
155:(1627) and
110:, Grenada,
1733:Categories
1711:Sri Lankan
1606:(Brackley)
883:Bangladesh
574:References
438:Bridgetown
311:Bridgetown
116:Grenadines
112:St Vincent
65:Montserrat
1600:(Bennett)
1477:Bermudian
1353:1999–2000
1305:Sri Lanka
807:Australia
615:CLR James
149:Essequibo
141:century.
1695:Scottish
1513:Canadian
1431:American
1346:Zimbabwe
1203:Pakistan
430:Trinidad
422:Barbados
420:between
418:Barbados
283:Demerara
272:Trinidad
264:Barbados
175:Trinidad
157:Demerara
151:(1616),
130:St Lucia
114:and the
108:Dominica
98:Anguilla
57:Barbados
49:St Kitts
45:Virginia
1718:1995–96
1702:2005–06
1686:1966–67
1670:1991–92
1665:1974–75
1660:1969–70
1655:1960–61
1650:1956–57
1645:1955–56
1640:1931–32
1635:1928–29
1630:1927–28
1625:1926–27
1620:1925–26
1615:1912–13
1610:1910–11
1604:1904–05
1598:1901–02
1584:(Lucas)
1582:1894–95
1575:English
1550:2012–13
1545:2011–12
1540:2009–10
1535:1988–89
1530:1987–88
1525:1984–85
1504:2012–13
1499:1993–94
1494:1992–93
1489:1982–83
1484:1957–58
1468:1978–79
1438:1887–88
1368:2012–13
1363:2009–10
1337:2020–21
1327:2007–08
1312:1995–96
1281:2004–05
1250:2016–17
1225:1992–93
1220:1987–88
1215:1976–77
1210:1957–58
1174:1995–96
1169:1984–85
1164:1971–72
1148:2021–22
1143:2019–20
1138:2013–14
1133:2009–10
1126:Ireland
1077:2001–02
1072:1996–97
1067:1988–89
1062:1982–83
1057:1975–76
1052:1970–71
1047:1961–62
1042:1952–53
1026:2023–24
1021:2021–22
1016:2018–19
1011:2016–17
1006:2014–15
1001:2013–14
996:2008–09
991:2003–04
986:1997–98
981:1993–94
976:1989–90
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966:1980–81
961:1973–74
956:1967–68
951:1959–60
946:1953–54
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936:1934–35
931:1929–30
924:England
915:2024-25
864:2011–12
849:1998–99
844:1994–95
839:1990–91
834:1983–84
829:1977–78
824:1972–73
819:1964–65
814:1954–55
728:2005–06
514:. See:
338:Berbice
153:Berbice
91:Jamaica
73:Barbuda
69:Antigua
51:in the
41:Bermuda
34:Bahamas
291:Guyana
190:Tobago
145:Guyana
1559:Dutch
1035:India
784:tours
567:See:
61:Nevis
1566:2001
1520:1976
1448:2004
1443:1909
1408:2016
1403:2013
1398:2010
1393:2007
1358:2006
1332:2018
1322:2003
1317:1997
1296:2024
1291:2021
1286:2010
1276:2001
1271:1992
1255:2021
1245:2013
1240:2011
1235:2005
1230:2000
1194:2022
1189:2014
1184:2012
1179:2002
1117:2023
1112:2022
1107:2019
1102:2017
1097:2016
1092:2011
1087:2009
1082:2006
910:2022
905:2018
900:2014
895:2009
890:2004
874:2021
869:2015
859:2008
854:2003
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780:and
778:Test
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