| Established On | 2006 |
| Place | North Sound Antigua,West Indies |
| Know As | Sir Vivian Richards |
| Capacity | 10,000 |
| Floodlights | Four towers, first tested Nov 10, 2006 |
| End Names | Media Centre End, Pavilion End |
| Hometeams | Antigua and Barbuda, Leeward Islands |
| Timezone | UTC -04:00 |
| Location | North Sound, Antigua, West Indies |
| Updated On 2024-02-28 19:56:52 By Puspendra Singh | |
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| Date | Match | Inn1 Score | Inn2 Score | Win |
| 11/12/22 | WI-W vs ENG-W (1st T20I) | WI-W 105-7 (20.0) |
EN-W 106-2 (12.4) |
England Women beat West Indies Women by 8 wickets |
| 06/10/22 | WI-W vs NZ-W (5th T20I) | WI-W 101-8 (20) |
NZ-W 102-5 (20) |
New Zealand Women beat West Indies Women by 5 wickets |
| 02/10/22 | WI-W vs NZ-W (3rd T20I) | WI-W 93-9 (20) |
NZ-W 94-5 (18.4) |
New Zealand Women beat West Indies Women by 5 wickets |
| 01/10/22 | WI-W vs NZ-W (2nd T20I) | WI-W 107-5 (20) |
NZ-W 108-4 (19.5) |
New Zealand Women need 0 runs in 1 balls |
| 28/09/22 | WI-W vs NZ-W (1st T20I) | WI-W 115-10 (20) |
NZ-W 114-9 (20) |
West Indies Women beat New Zealand Women by 1 run |
| 04/09/21 | WIW vs RSAW (3rd T20I) | SA-W 80-9 (20.0) |
WI-W 81-5 (11.5) |
West Indies Women won by 5 wickets |
| 02/09/21 | WIW vs RSAW (2nd T20I) | SA-W 165-3 (20.0) |
WI-W 115-8 (20.0) |
South Africa Women won by 50 runs. |
| 31/08/21 | WIW vs RSAW (1st T20I) | SA-W 135-3 (20.0) |
WI-W 21-1 (2.5) |
No result |
| 30/06/21 | WIW vs PAKW (1st T20I) | WI-W 136-6 (20.0) |
PK-W 126-6 (20.0) |
West Indies Women won by 10 runs. |
| 22/11/18 | AUSW vs WIW (Semi-Final 1) | AU-W 142-5 (20) |
WI-W 71-10 (17.3) |
Australia Women won by 71 runs |
| 04/07/21 | WIW vs PAKW (3rd T20I) | PK-W 102-10 (19.4) |
WI-W 106-4 (19.1) |
West Indies Women won by 6 wickets |
| 23/11/18 | INDW vs ENGW (Semi-Final 2) | IN-W 112-10 (19.3) |
EN-W 116-2 (17.1) |
England Women won by 8 wkts |