West Indies Build for 2027 U19 Women's T20 | Guyana News
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West Indies Build for 2027 U19 Women's T20 | Guyana News
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Cricket West Indies is fast-tracking the future with a high-performance camp in Antigua, assembling 22 rising stars for intensive training ahead of the 2027 Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup. Following the regional Rising Stars championship, players from across the Caribbean—including standout talents Allia Henry and Danielle Manns from Guyana—are diving straight into two weeks of holistic development: sharpening skills, boosting fitness, building mental resilience, and preparing for international pressure. This strategic move isn’t just about tournament readiness—it’s about laying the foundation for a stronger senior team, ensuring a steady pipeline of elite talent for years to come.
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