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🏏Tanti Merle at de Oval: A Legendary Caribbean Cricket Tale

Posted on September 7, 2025February 20, 2026 by Harold Gittens

Cricket in the Caribbean isn’t just a sport; it’s a celebration of life, culture, and community. One of the most iconic stories that encapsulate this spirit is Paul Keens-Douglas’s humorous account, Tanti Merle at de Oval. This tale takes us back to the 1975 Shell Shield match between Trinidad and Tobago and the Combined Islands at the Queen’s Park Oval in Port of Spain.

The story begins with the narrator’s wife requesting him to take her Aunt Merle, affectionately known as Tanti Merle, to the match on her 65th birthday. Originally from St. Vincent, Tanti Merle had been living in Trinidad for 15 years but had never attended a live cricket match. Determined to make her birthday special, the narrator reluctantly agrees.

The day starts with Tanti Merle packing a basket filled with food, insisting that no one would starve her in Port of Spain. The narrator, humorously recounting the events, describes how he ends up carrying the heavy basket. Their journey is filled with Tanti Merle’s anecdotes about St. Vincent, much to the amusement (and slight embarrassment) of the narrator.

Upon reaching the Queen’s Park Oval, the atmosphere is electric. The stands are packed, and the crowd is buzzing with excitement. Tanti Merle, ever the enthusiast, immerses herself in the match, cheering passionately for the Combined Islands. Her infectious energy adds to the vibrant ambiance of the game.

The Combined Islands are chasing a challenging target. The tension builds as wickets fall, but the crowd remains hopeful. Tanti Merle, with her unwavering support, becomes a symbol of the undying spirit of Caribbean cricket fans.

By the end of the match, the Combined Islands fall short, but the day is remembered not for the result but for the experience. Tanti Merle’s first live cricket match becomes a cherished memory, filled with laughter, camaraderie, and the essence of Caribbean culture.

 Trinidad and Tobago vs. Combined Leeward and Windward Islands – 1974/75 Season

At the Queen’s Park Oval, Trinidad and Tobago set a target of 283 for the Combined Leeward and Windward Islands. The match concluded in a draw, with the Islands reaching 282/9, just one run shy of victory, showcasing the nail-biting finish.

The Game and how it unfolded-A Tanti Merle Moment

Shell Shield, 1974/75
Trinidad & Tobago v Combined Islands
Port of Spain
11,12,13,14 April 1975 (4-day match)Result: Match drawn

Umpires: R Gosein and SE ParrisClose of Play:Day 1:Day 2:Day 3:

Trinidad & Tobago 1st innings
RA Faria c Findlay b Roberts 23
KR Bainey b Willett 20
HA Gomes c Shillingford b Roberts 58
*+DL Murray run out 7
BW McLeod lbw b Roberts 2
BD Julien c Camacho b Gore 50
D Ramkissoon c Richards b Gore 42
PCS Batholemew run out 8
Inshan Ali c sub b Willett 14
Imtiaz Ali c Willett b Gore 0
RR Jumadeen not out 3
Extras (b 11, lb 7, w 1, nb 13) 32
Total (all out, 93.1 overs) 259
FoW: 1-37, 2-50, 3-97, 4-110, 5-124, 6-234, 7-239, 8-239, 9-259, 10-259.

Bowling
O M R W Roberts 18 3 51 3
Gore 17.1 3 41 3
Willett 29 7 78 2
Coriette 17 2 37 0
Richards 5 1 6 0
Eddy 7 1 14 0
—————————————————————————————————————–
Combined Islands 1st innings
LC Sebastien c Murray b Inshan Ali 34
MS Camacho c Murray b Inshan Ali 22
JC Allen lbw b Inshan Ali 14
IVA Richards b Imtiaz Ali 14
IT Shillingford b Inshan Ali 0
VA Eddy run out 25
A Coriette st Murray b Imtiaz Ali 73
*+TM Findlay not out 29
ET Willett b Imtiaz Ali 7
AME Roberts c Faria b Imtiaz Ali 4
HIE Gore b Jumadeen 0
Extras (b 4, lb 2, nb 1) 7
Total (all out, 102.3 overs) 229
FoW: 1-42, 2-67, 3-72, 4-82, 5-86, 6-149, 7-189, 8-199, 9-219, 10-229.
Bowling
O M R W Julien 4 1 10 0
Batholemew 8 1 24 0 Jumadeen 30.3 13 59 1
Inshan Ali 34 11 74 4
Imtiaz Ali 26 9 55 4
—————————————————————————————————————–
Trinidad & Tobago 2nd innings
RA Faria c Eddy b Willett 37
KR Bainey c Willett b Roberts 6
HA Gomes c Allen b Willett 15
*+DL Murray c Findlay b Willett 10
BW McLeod b Roberts 7
BD Julien c Camacho b Coriette 65
D Ramkissoon not out 64
PCS Batholemew st Findlay b Coriette 19
Inshan Ali c Shillingford b Coriette 9
Imtiaz Ali c Allen b Willett 2
RR Jumadeen b Coriette 4
Extras (b 2, lb 4, nb 8) 14
Total (all out, 116 overs) 252
FoW: 1-37, 2-46, 3-86, 4-103, 5-141, 6-165, 7-184, 8-232, 9-243, 10-252.
Bowling
O M R W Roberts 20 6 49 2
Gore 14 0 49 0
Willett 43 11 69 4
Coriette 29 8 47 4
Eddy 10 3 24 0
—————————————————————————————————————–
Combined Islands 2nd innings (target: 283 runs)
LC Sebastien c Bainey b Jumadeen 41
MS Camacho c Imtiaz Ali b Inshan Ali 53
JC Allen st Murray b Jumadeen 96
IVA Richards run out 10
IT Shillingford c McLeod b Imtiaz Ali 14
VA Eddy run out 3
A Coriette c Murray b Imtiaz Ali 6
*+TM Findlay not out 22
AME Roberts c Ramkissoon b Jumadeen 10
ET Willett c Gomes b Imtiaz Ali 1
HIE Gore not out 4
Extras (b 8, lb 11, nb 3) 22
Total (9 wickets, 75 overs) 282
FoW: 1-101, 2-117, 3-140, 4-180, 5-194, 6-220, 7-254, 8-272, 9-276.
Bowling O M R W Julien 10 2 34 0
Jumadeen 24 2 75 3
Inshan Ali 15 2 63 1
Imtiaz Ali 21 2 74 3
Faria 3 0 5 0
Ramkissoon 2 0 9 0
Result: Match drawn -A True Tanti Merle Finish.
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