Archive · 18 Aug 2025
West Indies Women Cricketers Training at Chennai Super Kings Academy
A group of 15 talented women cricketers from the West Indies is currently in Chennai, India, for a special training camp.
This camp is part of a program by Cricket West Indies to help the players improve their cricket skills, especially when playing against spin bowling in different conditions.
The training, which lasts from August 13 to 30, includes practice matches and coaching sessions focused on improving technique, mental toughness, and general skills.
The players will be using the facilities and working with the same coaching staff that the men's team used last December.
The team includes both experienced players and rising stars from the under-19 level.
West Indies women cricketers are in Chennai for a training camp.
The camp is part of Cricket West Indies' India development program.
The training focuses on improving performance against spin and includes technical, mental, and skill sessions.
The 15-member squad includes senior and U-19 West Indies players.
The camp is held at the Chennai Super Kings Academy.
- Who
- 15 West Indies women cricketers, coaches, and support staff
- What
- Training camp for West Indies women cricketers
- When
- August 13 to 30
- Where
- Chennai Super Kings Academy, Chennai, India
- Why
- To improve cricket skills, especially against spin bowling in overseas conditions.
- Location
- Chennai Super Kings Academy, Chennai
- Duration
- August 13 to 30
- Focus
- Improving performance against spin
- Participants
- 15 West Indies women cricketers
- Director of Cricket
- Miles Bascombe
- Head Coach
- Merissa Aguilleira