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April 10, 2006Posted on 04/10/2006 in West Indies cricket
One happy family
Utopia in the stands - Watching the multi-racial supporters in the Carib Beer semis at Guaracara Park, Fazeer Mohammed in the Trinidad Express gives a glimpse of the social makeup of Trinidad.
In a country fighting a guerrilla war with itself and so often pulled in different directions on the basis of race and political preference, sport continues to unite and show a way out of the senseless, inane debates.
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