Bay Pasture
Bay Pasture was a cricket ground in Bridgetown, Barbados. History
The ground was established when the Wanderers Cricket Club was formed in 1877, with the club playing on a small ground on the Bay Pasture Estate; it possessed a small pavilion and was tightly enclosed by houses. The ground was an important venue in the early days of Barbadian cricket, hosting a first-class match between Barbados and Demerara in 1883. Four first-class matches in the 1891–92 Inter-Colonial Tournament were later played there, featuring Barbados, Demerara and Trinidad. Restricted by its small confines, the Bay Pasture was soon overtaken in importance by the more spacious Kensington Oval, which became the headquarters of Barbados cricket and hosted all important matches on the island. The ground remained as the home of the Wanderers Cricket Club until 1952, when the club moved to a new ground in Dayrells Road. In its final years, a young Garfield Sobers assisted with working the scoreboard at the ground. A primary school today occupies the site. Records

First-class
Highest team total: 240 for 6 declared by Barbados v Demerara, 1891–92
Lowest team total: 54 all out by Demerara v Barbados, 1891–92
Highest individual innings: 74 by Percy Goodman for Barbados v Trinidad, 1891–92
Best bowling in an innings: 8-17 by Oscar Weber for Demerara v Barbados, 1891–92
Best bowling in a match: 14-57 by Clifford Goodman for Barbados v Demerara, 1891–92

See also
List of cricket grounds in the West Indies

References

External links
Bay Pasture at ESPNcricinfo

Cricket grounds in Barbados
Defunct cricket grounds in Barbados
1877 establishments in Barbados