Ladies Free for Sunday Test Cricket as West Indies take on Pakistan
ST. JOHN'S, Antigua – Cricket West Indies (CWI) is once again opening its gates to women and girls with FREE admission on two match days during the upcoming Test Series between the West Indies and Pakistan in Trinidad and Tobago.
The offer will apply to:
- Day Two of the First Test – Sunday, July 26 at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy
- Day One of the Second Test – Sunday, August 2 at the Queen's Park Oval
Individuals may visit www.windiescricket.com or the box offices at each venue to obtain their complimentary tickets.
The promotion continues CWI's commitment to making international cricket more accessible while encouraging greater participation and engagement among women and girls throughout the Caribbean.
CWI is also reminding supporters that all children aged 16 and under receive FREE admission to every West Indies international home match played in the Caribbean, once they are accompanied by a ticket-holding adult.
This initiative remains one of the cornerstones of the 2026 WI OUTSIDE! campaign, designed to inspire the next generation of West Indies supporters by making it easier for families to experience world-class cricket together.
CWI Events Manager, Dario Barthley said:
“Throughout the Caribbean cricket is more than just a game. It's a symbol of our shared heritage and an opportunity for all West Indians to unite behind our team. We've removed as many barriers as possible so fans can simply come, enjoy the day and create the kind of atmosphere that lifts the West Indies. Bring your cooler, bring your passion and let's make these two Test matches occasions to remember.”
Throughout both matches, patrons are allowed to bring their own coolers (up to three feet in length) along with their preferred beverages, allowing friends and families to enjoy the action in true Caribbean style.
Combined with world-class Test cricket, free admission for women on the designated days and complimentary entry for children accompanied by a ticket-holding adult, fans can look forward to an affordable, comfortable and uniquely West Indian experience at the test cricket.