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| Location | Spanish Town, Jamaica | ||
| Coordinates | 17°58′52″N77°00′10″W / 17.9812°N 77.0027°W | ||
| Establishment | c. 1953 | ||
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| As of 28 April 2022 Source: Ground profile | |||
Chedwin Park is a cricket ground in Spanish Town, Jamaica.
Chewdin Park was considered by 1970 to have the finest cricket pitch in Jamaica. [1] The first representative match played on the ground came in the 1976–77 Gillette Cup in a List A one-day match between Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago. [2] Four years later the ground played host to two first-class cricket matches 1980–81 Shell Shield, with Jamaica playing Trinidad and Tobago and Barbados. [3] A gap of 15 years followed before representative cricket returned to Chedwin Park, with the Leeward Islands playing Trinidad and Tobago in a one-day match in the 1996–97 Shell/Sandals Trophy. Between 1996 and 2005, Chedwin Park regularly played host to one-day matches in the Red Stripe Bowl; the 16th, and to date final, one-day match to be played at the ground was a tour match between Jamaica and the South Africans. [2] First-class cricket returned to Chedwin Park in 1997, with Jamaica playing 11 further first-class matches there until 2011, predominantly in the Regional Four Day Competition, with the exception of a match against Ireland in 2010. [3]
A murder took place at the ground in May 2010, which resulted in two police officers from the Jamaica Constabulary Force being charged with the murder of businessman Sheldon Daley. [4]
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