Author: Dwight Fraser

Sabina Park is set to unveil its brand-new, state-of-the-art scoreboard before the second test between the West Indies and Bangladesh which bowls off on November 30. 

The cutting-edge display will feature advanced advertising capabilities and will be fitted into the existing frame of the old scoreboard.

It was recently announced that the Government of India had donated a cutting edge hd scoreboard to Jamaica’s Iconic Cricket Stadium, valued at approximately US$700,000 dollars or JMD $105 million.

This among other sporting interests between the two countries were discussed during the recent visit to India by Prime Minister Andrew Holness. 

Sabina Park is set to unveil its brand-new, state-of-the-art scoreboard before the second test between the West Indies and Bangladesh which bowls off on November 30. 

The cutting-edge display will feature advanced advertising capabilities and will be fitted into the existing frame of the old scoreboard.

It was recently announced that the Government of India had donated a cutting edge hd scoreboard to Jamaica’s Iconic Cricket Stadium, valued at approximately US$700,000 dollars or JMD $105 million.

This among other sporting interests between the two countries were discussed during the recent visit to India by Prime Minister Andrew Holness. 

Sabina Park is set to unveil its brand-new, state-of-the-art scoreboard before the second test between the West Indies and Bangladesh which bowls off on November 30. 

The cutting-edge display will feature advanced advertising capabilities and will be fitted into the existing frame of the old scoreboard.

It was recently announced that the Government of India had donated a cutting edge hd scoreboard to Jamaica’s Iconic Cricket Stadium, valued at approximately US$700,000 dollars or JMD $105 million.

This among other sporting interests between the two countries were discussed during the recent visit to India by Prime Minister Andrew Holness. 

Sabina Park is set to unveil its brand-new, state-of-the-art scoreboard before the second test between the West Indies and Bangladesh which bowls off on November 30. 

The cutting-edge display will feature advanced advertising capabilities and will be fitted into the existing frame of the old scoreboard.

It was recently announced that the Government of India had donated a cutting edge hd scoreboard to Jamaica’s Iconic Cricket Stadium, valued at approximately US$700,000 dollars or JMD $105 million.

This among other sporting interests between the two countries were discussed during the recent visit to India by Prime Minister Andrew Holness. 

Sabina Park is set to unveil its brand-new, state-of-the-art scoreboard before the second test between the West Indies and Bangladesh which bowls off on November 30. 

The cutting-edge display will feature advanced advertising capabilities and will be fitted into the existing frame of the old scoreboard.

It was recently announced that the Government of India had donated a cutting edge hd scoreboard to Jamaica’s Iconic Cricket Stadium, valued at approximately US$700,000 dollars or JMD $105 million.

This among other sporting interests between the two countries were discussed during the recent visit to India by Prime Minister Andrew Holness. 

Sabina Park is set to unveil its brand-new, state-of-the-art scoreboard before the second test between the West Indies and Bangladesh which bowls off on November 30. 

The cutting-edge display will feature advanced advertising capabilities and will be fitted into the existing frame of the old scoreboard.

It was recently announced that the Government of India had donated a cutting edge hd scoreboard to Jamaica’s Iconic Cricket Stadium, valued at approximately US$700,000 dollars or JMD $105 million.

This among other sporting interests between the two countries were discussed during the recent visit to India by Prime Minister Andrew Holness. 

Sabina Park is set to unveil its brand-new, state-of-the-art scoreboard before the second test between the West Indies and Bangladesh which bowls off on November 30. 

The cutting-edge display will feature advanced advertising capabilities and will be fitted into the existing frame of the old scoreboard.

It was recently announced that the Government of India had donated a cutting edge hd scoreboard to Jamaica’s Iconic Cricket Stadium, valued at approximately US$700,000 dollars or JMD $105 million.

This among other sporting interests between the two countries were discussed during the recent visit to India by Prime Minister Andrew Holness. 

Sabina Park is set to unveil its brand-new, state-of-the-art scoreboard before the second test between the West Indies and Bangladesh which bowls off on November 30. 

The cutting-edge display will feature advanced advertising capabilities and will be fitted into the existing frame of the old scoreboard.

It was recently announced that the Government of India had donated a cutting edge hd scoreboard to Jamaica’s Iconic Cricket Stadium, valued at approximately US$700,000 dollars or JMD $105 million.

This among other sporting interests between the two countries were discussed during the recent visit to India by Prime Minister Andrew Holness. 

Sabina Park is set to unveil its brand-new, state-of-the-art scoreboard before the second test between the West Indies and Bangladesh which bowls off on November 30. 

The cutting-edge display will feature advanced advertising capabilities and will be fitted into the existing frame of the old scoreboard.

It was recently announced that the Government of India had donated a cutting edge hd scoreboard to Jamaica’s Iconic Cricket Stadium, valued at approximately US$700,000 dollars or JMD $105 million.

This among other sporting interests between the two countries were discussed during the recent visit to India by Prime Minister Andrew Holness. 

Sabina Park is set to unveil its brand-new, state-of-the-art scoreboard before the second test between the West Indies and Bangladesh which bowls off on November 30. 

The cutting-edge display will feature advanced advertising capabilities and will be fitted into the existing frame of the old scoreboard.

It was recently announced that the Government of India had donated a cutting edge hd scoreboard to Jamaica’s Iconic Cricket Stadium, valued at approximately US$700,000 dollars or JMD $105 million.

This among other sporting interests between the two countries were discussed during the recent visit to India by Prime Minister Andrew Holness.