'When Team India Comes To Play, We Make The Most Money,' Says Jamaica Cricket President Wilfred Billy Heaven

When Team India travels the Caribbean islands, West Indies cricket profits the most, according to Jamaica Cricket President Wilfred Billy Heaven.

Billy Heaven, president of the Jamaica Cricket Association, expressed thanks after collecting 100 cricket kits from India President Ram Nath Kovind.

When Team India visits the West Indies and competes at Sabina Park, Jamaica Cricket makes the most, according to Heaven. “When India plays in the Caribbean, a large number of spectators watch the games between India and the West Indies.

“When Team India comes to the game in the Caribbean, we make lots of money, and it’s our main source of revenue at Cricket West Indies, “Heaven said to the ANI news agency.

“This is a wonderful occasion for both myself and the Jamaican cricket community. As the Jamaica Cricket Association, we are overjoyed that this gift is coming from India, which is known for its gigantic cricket.

“We’ll be receiving 100 kits, which is a lot. Half of them will be distributed to high schools, according to plans,” Heaven declared.

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The Jamaica Cricket president went on to say that this will only strengthen the relationship between the two countries because many young cricket fans in Jamaica want to play in the IPL like Andre Russell and Chris Gayle.

“Students here want to play, but it’s extremely expensive. Following that, a large number of young cricketers from Jamaica may arrive.

“They will participate in the IPL, which currently has 17 Caribbean players, four of them are from Jamaica. This will boost India’s relationship with Jamaica,” he stated.

President Ram Nath Kovind, who is on a four-day visit to Jamaica, presented the Jamaica Cricket Association with a symbolic gift of cricket kits as a sign of the two countries’ cricket collaboration.

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