ST JOHN’S, Antigua - A regional cricket historian has cautioned concerned groups in Antigua & Barbuda to revamp the cricket museum or risk having important artifacts wither away. Stephen Almandos of Trinidad & Tobago is referring to the former property of convicted fraudster Allen Stanford, the Sticky Wicket Cricket Museum/Hall of Fame, which tumbled along with the rest of the ex-billionaires empire. However, Almandos who is also the curator of The Oval Cricket Heritage Museum, is worried that important history, information and artifacts at the former facility will be lost forever.
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