constantine played for trinidad in the next inter-colonial tournament, in british guiana in 1922. although in two games he scored only 45 runs and took four wickets, commentators considered his fielding in the covers to be exceptional, and he retained his place in the team largely as a fielder. although trinidad lost to barbados in the final, the barbados captain harold austin, who was also captain of the west indies team, was impressed by constantine. mainly on the strength of his fielding, austin secured constantine's selection for the 1923 west indian tour of england; it was a surprising choice, as there were other candidates who appeared to have stronger claims. by this time constantine was working for llewellyn roberts, a larger solicitors' practice which paid better. as his new employer's longer working hours restricted constantine's cricket practice, when he was selected for the west indies tour he resigned his position.