ST JOHN’S, An­tigua – In­clement weath­er caused by the pas­sage of Trop­i­cal Storm Fiona has forced Crick­et West In­dies to resched­ule the start of the se­ries be­tween West In­dies Women and New Zealand Women un­til Mon­day.

The se­ries, which was set to bowl off last Fri­day, will now see the three-match One-Day In­ter­na­tion­al se­ries run­ning from Sep­tem­ber 19-25, fol­lowed by the five-match Twen­ty20 In­ter­na­tion­al se­ries on Sep­tem­ber 8 to Oc­to­ber 6.

“I’m de­light­ed that we have been able to reach an agree­ment with NZ Crick­et with no loss of games re­sult­ing,” said CWI’s di­rec­tor of crick­et, Jim­my Adams.

“Hope­ful­ly the in­clement weath­er doesn’t linger, and we can get the show start­ed bright and ear­ly on Mon­day.”

Trop­i­cal Storm Fiona passed through the Lee­ward Is­lands late Fri­day bring­ing heavy rain and winds. The trop­i­cal storm warn­ing has been dis­con­tin­ued.

All match­es in the se­ries will be played at the Vi­vian Richards Crick­et Ground in North Sound.

CMC