TTCB T20 Festival semis at Brian Lara Stadium

Today’s semi-finals will see south teams First Citizens Clarke Road United and PowerGen Penal Sports Club in action. Clarke Road play Merryboys in the first semi-final at 3pm and will be followed by PowerGen Penal against Central Sports in the second game of the double-header at 7 pm.

There will be new champions this year as Central Sports defeated 2016 winners Queen’s Park on Saturday when action got going at the Brian Lara Stadium.

PowerGen easily brushed aside Victoria United while Clarke Road defeated Courts Orangefield and Merryboys beat Cane Farm United in the other quarter- final games.

A number of national and regional players will feature in the two semi-finals with West Indies picks Evin Lewis, Jason Mohammed, Andre Fletcher and Delorn Johnson appearing for PowerGen Penal Sports Club.

National and West Indies “A” Team opener Kyle Hope, Yannick Ottley, promising young fast bowler Anderson Philips and Jyd Goolie will feature in the Clarke Road team.

TT Red Force captain Marlon Richards will lead Merryboys while Central Sports will be led by former national player Shazam Babwah and will have Jamaica Scorpions Super 50 player Steven Taylor in their line-up.

Admission to the games are $40 for today’s double-header and $60 for tomorrow’s final.