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West Indies O60s Masters embark on England Tour for the 2025 Stonehill Cup

Jun 11, 2025 Sports

Kaieteur Sports – The West Indies O60s Masters Cricket Team is set to tour England from June 14 to June 28, 2025, where they will compete for the prestigious Stonehill Cup in a multi-match ODI and exhibition series across key counties in the UK. Most of the players in this squad had taken part in the last O60s World Cup in Chennai, India where they placed 5th and were the Plate Cup winners. Further, West Indies was the only team that had the honour of having defeated the eventual World Cup winners, Australia during the league stage.

This year’s tour features an exciting mix of seasoned veterans and rising talent, with fixtures scheduled against top-level opposition including England Masters, Northern Lions, England Lions, Kent, Finchley CC, and Middlesex. The competition kicks off on June 15th with a warmup match against the Northern Lions and culminates in a high-stakes showdown against Middlesex on June 27th.

“This tour represents more than just cricket; it’s about legacy, camaraderie, and showcasing the strength of Caribbean cricket on the global stage,” said Roy Singh, team coordinator and top-order batsman. “The Stonehill Cup will be contested in the spirit of competition and friendship, and we are honoured to represent the region once again.”

The tour squad includes a blend of former first-class players, national champions, and international veterans, many of whom have represented the West Indies in global Masters tournaments. Player bios will be featured in the official tour program, highlighting the

contributions and stories of individuals like Zamin Amin, Emmerson Jordan, Deonarine Deyal, Chanderpaul Singh, Keith Seale, and many more.

Fixtures:

  • June 15 – vs Northern Lions at Elton CC
  • June 16 – 1st ODI vs England at Littleborough CC
  • June 18 – 2nd ODI vs England at Dunnington CC
  • June 20 – vs England Lions at Marton CC
  • June 22 – 3rd ODI vs England at Handsworth CC
  • June 24 – vs Kent at Catford Cyphers Ground
  • June 25 – vs Finchley CC
  • June 27 – vs Middlesex at Harrow Town CC

All matches will be live-streamed and made available through official digital platforms, with professional commentary and post-match analysis. The team extends its gratitude to its supporters, sponsors, and partners who have helped make this tour possible.

The full squad reads: Zamin Amin, Hafeez Ali, Anthony Boyke, Deonarine Deyal, Dave Debidin, Emmerson Jordan, Keith Lawrence, Hafiz Mohamed, Kris Ramdat, Keith Seale, Balwant Roy Singh, Chanderpaul Singh, Gerald Singh and Maurice Sukul. The team will be managed by Raj Singh.

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