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358:" team, UWI lost each of its remaining three matches to finish in last place in its zone. These fixtures comprised a 102–run loss to Barbados, a nine-wicket loss to Rest of Leeward Islands, and a ten-wicket loss to Jamaica. Despite these losses, the university was kept in the competition for the following season. The team gained former West Indian international player
297:. Two years later, in 1996, Beckles convinced what was now the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) to organise a match between the touring New Zealanders and a University of the West Indies Vice Chancellor's XI. Matches between touring sides and the Vice Chancellor's XI have since become a regular, almost annual, event.
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matches. However, the majority of the team's players attend UWI campuses. The demand for players has necessitated the introduction of cricket scholarships for players from other islands. In the late 2000s, the university's team was admitted into the
Barbados Cricket Association (BCA), and has won
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occurring later in the decade. However, these matches soon ceased, and from the early 1980s cricket matches were usually only played within the university. It was not until the late 1990s and the early 2000s that UWI began to again play a role in West Indian cricket. Led by the university's Pro
386:. Due to the overall lack of competition provided by UWI and the other newly introduced teams, the WICB announced in July 2004 that the Red Stripe Bowl would revert to the traditional six-team format. A list of matches the team played during its two seasons in the competition is given below:
673:, described as "a very significant step forward in the future development of cricket in the Caribbean". Later that year, the university's team participated as "special guests" at the American College Cricket Spring Break Championship, held in
329:, Jamaica. Although Saint Vincent had been pre-match favourites, UWI scored 269/7 and then restricted their opponents to 244/9, winning the match by 25 runs. UWI's team had included nine debutants to Saint Vincent's one, with only
264:(1963). The sport of cricket was played at the school from the beginning, and the university's team participated in the Senior Cup, the main club cricket tournament in Jamaica. Participation in the sport was encouraged by Sir
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The university's cricket team has been active since the school's foundation in 1948, and from the 1970s regularly played against touring international teams. With the backing of the university's Pro Vice-Chancellor, Professor
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competition. The team won only one match in two seasons, and was subsequently dropped from the competition. However, prior to the 2007–08 season the university was involved in the establishment of a
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Development of West Indies Cricket, Vol. 1: The Age of Globalization
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Other matches played by
University of West Indies Vice Chancellor's XI
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four consecutive league titles from the 2009 season. In May 2010, the
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Vincent, Grenadines to compete separately in the Red Stripe Bowl
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Placed in "Zone A" of the competition, alongside Saint
Vincent,
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during the early 2000s, and currently plays at lower levels.
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Tracing the
Journey: The Vice Chancellor's XI cricket match
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University Of The West Indies – A New Force In WI Cricket
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University of West Indies v St Vincent and the Grenadines
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1077:. Published 26 December 2012. Retrieved 2 January 2013.
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University of the West Indies v Rest of Leeward Islands
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Fifteen players for WI Cricket high performance center
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List A matches played by University of West Indies (8)
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University of the West Indies v West Indies Under-19s
862:. Published 14 August 2002. Retrieved 2 January 2013.
724:. p. 156. Originally published by Pluto Press, 1999.
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Antigua and Barbuda v University of the West Indies
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