Light Fixings: Test Cricket and Jerk Chicken

light fixings: The paint is peeling, according to The Independent. The stands are lined with dust and ancient discarded beer bottles. It used to take 18 men to operate it, back in the days when as the locals recount - the Antigua Recreation Ground was a heaving hive of flesh and sweat and reggae and dancing and the smell of jerk chicken and flying fish and just the occasional whiff of ganja. Light fixings hang waist-high from the ceiling of the long-disused dressing rooms, and weeds are beginning to grow through the press box that was still being built on its first morning of Test cricket in 1981. Test cricket may have gone from the Rec for a decade, but its ghosts are still everywhere you look. But you can still walk straight through the gates and out onto the turf, the same turf on which Brian Lara knelt and planted a kiss after breaking the world record. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.