 And if you look across the bay, about a mile or so away, you can see the four lighting towers of the Kensington Oval, the most famous cricket ground on the island where all the international games are played. And there's a connection because for almost as long as the British were here, there was cricket here. But when Frank Worrell was learning the game in the 1930s, he wouldn't have been allowed to play on the Kensington Oval because he was the wrong class and he was the wrong colour.