Rose Hall Town, Albion to clash in star-studded BCB final

The stars will align for battle at the Rose Hall Canje ground on March 14 and 15. Rose Hall Town will play Albion in the grand final of the Berbice Cricket Board (BCB) two-day final.
A host of international and national players are expected to feature. The likes of West Indies Test batsmen Kevlon Anderson, Gudakesh Motie, Kevin Sinclair, Veerasammy Permaul, and Devendra Bishoo are expected to suit up for their respective clubs.
Rose Hall Town will rely heavily on Anderson and the Sinclair boys, but they will be supported by players with national experience in Sylus Tyndall and Clinton Pestano.
Albion will rely on the spin trio of Motie, Permaul, and Bishoo. This final has been controversial, as Young Warriors objected to replaying the drawn game against Rose Hall Town.
After a decision made by the board, the final will now be played after a long delay.
Young Warriors sent several pieces of correspondence to the BCB objecting to the decision to replay the game after the encounter against Rose Hall Town ended in a draw, with Young Warriors taking first-innings points.
Young Warriors had claimed that over the past several years, it has been clearly understood and consistently applied that, in the event a semi-final match ends in a draw, the team that finished at the top of its respective group or accumulated the most points progresses to the next round.
This principle has guided teams throughout the competition and has formed the basis upon which preparation, strategy, and participation were conducted.
This final is a much-anticipated one, and after all the confrontation, the game will be played on the field this weekend. The first ball is expected to bowl off at 09:30h local time.