This weekend, the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup trophy will begin the Caribbean leg of its tour.

Its first stop will be Barbados, host of the final on June 29th.

It will also travel to Antigua and Barbuda, and Saint Lucia, before returning between May 16th to 24th in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana.

logistics for the first leg are as follows:

• Saturday 13 April, Barbados: ​ The traveling caravan begins from 10 a.m. through the streets of Bridgetown and around the island with major stops including Broad Street for a cultural display, Rihanna Drive for a street party, and finally the people’s place – Oistins.
• Thursday 18 April, Antigua and Barbuda: The streets of St. John’s will come alive from 3 p.m. with a cultural parade from the Historic Redcliffe Quay to the Antigua Recreation Ground. ​ Veteran party DJ Chiki, Antigua’s four Cricket Knights, the legendary Burning Flames and other notable personalities will all be present. ​
• Saturday 20 April, Saint Lucia: ​ Two-time ICC Men’s T20 Champion Daren Sammy will be on the caravan moving through several Saint Lucian communities concluding at the centrally located Constitution Park where more excitement will unfold from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. ​

The Trophy will also visit and be photographed at iconic landmarks and in the midst of cultural displays.

The international launch of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Trophy Tour began in the USA where the Empire State Building was lit up by USA player Ali Khan and two-time T20 World Cup winner Chris Gayle.