That photo of patrons gathered to purchase tickets to watch a cricket game at Kensington might enthuse the WICB, but in actual fact, it shows that the WICB is not yet ready for prime time. Patrons are subjected to the mercies of the weather while waiting for sometimes greater than half an hour to purchase tickets through one of 4 windows of a 20ft container. Mostly, the lines are not orderly, and there can be as many as 4 clusters of people jockeying for position to get to a window only to hear from a female who really couldn’t care, but playing on her Blackberry, that there are no tickets available. Those at the end of the 4 clusters have no way of finding out that there are no tickets at the window to be bought, so they continue to follow each other like lemmings. Finally, on arrival at the window, we’re told by the female that only tickets for the party stand are available, but one would need to go somewhere else to get them. At that point, it’s time for me to head back home. By now you can tell I’m talking from my own experience. The WICB is not yet ready for prime time, and won’t get my entry fee to any cricket matches until they can treat my patronage with respect.