Sabina Park Shines Bright: Jamaica's Cricket Cathedral Embraces a New Era

Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica, has officially entered a new era of cricket with a J$75 million government-funded lighting upgrade, marking its first-ever day-night Test match against Australia scheduled for July. Prime Minister Andrew Holness inaugurated the LED floodlights, which symbolize a renewed commitment to international cricket and the venue’s future. This pivotal enhancement addresses previous lighting shortcomings, enabling the park to host evening matches. Additionally, a state-of-the-art digital scoreboard donated by India is set to be installed by the end of June, further modernizing the venue. The Jamaican government is also investing J$100 million over three years to boost grassroots cricket development, ensuring a sustainable future for the sport in the region. With these improvements, Sabina Park aims to regain its status on the global cricket stage and foster local talent.

Sabina Park Shines Bright: Jamaica’s Cricket Cathedral Embraces a New Era

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