THE exquisite assortment of bouncy cheerleaders have gyrated for the last time. The fire eaters have returned to a less dangerous diet. The steel pans and tassa drums have gone silent for the time being.
The last Limacol Super Six has been struck, the last El Dorado Classic Catch grasped. The flashing zing-bails have gone back into their box until next time.
The players – Australians, Bangladeshis, New Zealanders, Pakistanis, South Africans, Sri Lankans in addition to the majority West Indians – have dispersed to their widely scattered points on the map.
The inaugural Limacol Caribbean Premier League was set to come to a fitting climax under the
