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Conclusively, globalization has impacted on cricket both negatively and positively. However, the sport continues to evolve and provide the region with numerous socioeconomic benefits which ultimately means that a greater platform is provided internationally.

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        CULTURAL EXPORTATION AND EXCHANGE AS IT RELATED TO CRICKET IN THE GLOBALIZED WORLD.

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        CULTURAL EXPORTATION AND EXCHANGE AS IT RELATED TO CRICKET IN THE GLOBALIZED WORLD.

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Globalization has allowed us to operate in a dynamic environment that is constantly changing. Due to this there has been the emergence of other sporting activities such as cycling, volleyball, swimming and badminton which increase the diversification. This means that cricket has to share the platform with other sporting events.

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Globalization is the word used to describe the growing interdependence, inter-connectivity, integration of the world’s economies, cultures, and populations, brought about by cross-border trade in goods and services, technology, and flows of investment, people, and information.

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                                         NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF GLOBALIZATION ON CRICKET.

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                                         NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF GLOBALIZATION ON CRICKET.

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Many of recipients of sports scholarships do not return home after completing their education abroad because of the lack of training facilities and employment opportunities. Some represent the country where they reside rather than the Caribbean. However, in Trinidad and Tobago there are cricket teams in most schools. There are a lot of cricket team  in schools, for example, the cricket team of UTT, Barrackpore West cricket team and Princes Town West cricket team to name a few.

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Wealth and income can only be generated from sports if there is capital investment be Caribbean governments, who need to build state-of-the-art facilities and more local sporting centres and sports colleges, provide government grants for sports in national budgets and formulate government policies to oversee and enforce sports processes that conform with international laws. Many Caribbean countries lack the financing to invest in sporting ventures such as building cricket stadiums.

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It is argued that some Caribbean countries lack the proper infrastructure and capital such as stadiums to develop sports tourism. Some Caribbean governments may not view sports as a priority because of other pressing issues, such as poverty and the environment.

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While persons remain passionate about the sport of cricket, too many individuals remain glued to their televisions instead of going out to the oval or stadium to support the game of cricket. Cricket has become too commercialized and going to a test match is deemed costly. Additionally, with the media influences from first world nations has played a huge role in how popular football is in the Region. For example, the most dominant and favoured clubs are Manchester United or Barcelona which are foreign clubs. We fail to acknowledge out local clubs such as Morvant Caledonia United, Piont Fortin Civic F.C. and W Connection of Point Lisas.

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In 2008, former vice president of  FIFA stated that test cricket is on a decline in the Caribbean region. He believes that football has taken over and has a better future than cricket.  According to Mr. Warner, twenty20 is the feasible option. In the past, cricket has been seen as being inferior but it is currently it forms a major part of the tourism sector in the region. Moreover, it would difficult for football to replace cricket in the Caribbean. Cricket in the Caribbean, especially at Test level, plays a very symbolic and integral role for the Caribbean: both as a symbol of liberation and as an integrating and unifying force.