Leicester, England - One of the top club teams in the West Indies will be playing three matches in Leicestershire next month.
Queens Park, who are based at Port of Spain, Trinidad, arrive in this country on Friday, August 7.
The following day they will be in the nets at Grace Road before their opening fixture, against Loughborough Town on Sunday, August 9.
It starts at 11am and, like the other two fixtures, will be a 50-over contest.
They take on Leicestershire seconds at Lutterworth on Monday, August 10 (11.0), before facing Kibworth on Wednesday, August 12 (1.0).
Queens Park then go on to play matches in Yorkshire and Sussex.
The tour is being managed by Leicestershire member David Cawthorn, who has strong links with Trinidad through his hockey coaching and who was a liaison officer for the West Indies in the 1999 World Cup.
Queens Park, who are based at Port of Spain, Trinidad, arrive in this country on Friday, August 7.
The following day they will be in the nets at Grace Road before their opening fixture, against Loughborough Town on Sunday, August 9.
It starts at 11am and, like the other two fixtures, will be a 50-over contest.
They take on Leicestershire seconds at Lutterworth on Monday, August 10 (11.0), before facing Kibworth on Wednesday, August 12 (1.0).
Queens Park then go on to play matches in Yorkshire and Sussex.
The tour is being managed by Leicestershire member David Cawthorn, who has strong links with Trinidad through his hockey coaching and who was a liaison officer for the West Indies in the 1999 World Cup.
