Lack of fans won't affect quality of U-19 World Cup insists SporTT chairman
The tournament, which will get underway on Friday will be played across the Caribbean territories of St Kitts, Antigua, and Guyana, in addition to T&T.
With case numbers for the Covid-19 pandemic remaining high, however, the T&T venues, Queen’s Park Oval, Brian Lara Cricket Academy, and Diego Martin Sporting Complex will only be occupied by players and officials.
Despite that fact, however, Camacho expects the tournament to be a success.
“We wouldn’t be able to have spectators at attendance. While this is a downer for some, I don’t think this will impact upon the quality of the tournament itself or on the organisation that has been put in place,” Camacho said.
“The facilities, both for training and competitive matches, are world-renowned, world-class and the best of the best,” he added.
“We are very confident that all the players, officials, attendees will have a wonderful experience, that would be to the benefit of Trinidad and Tobago.”
The tournament will get underway at the
Providence Stadium, in Guyana, on Friday, with the West Indies playing against Australia.