Young Cricketer Vonde Bowers Stabbed to Death in Antigua
The young man discovered dead in a gutter on Friday night in Grays Farm has been identified as cricketer Vonde Bowers.
Vonde was a fourth form student at Ottos Comprehensive School and an aspiring young cricketer who recently represented Antigua and Barbuda in the Under 19 team during a tour in the UK. He also played for the Mahico Cricket Club.
The young athlete had just returned last week from a tour of England and Jersey Islands, where he competed alongside fellow cricketers.
Vonde’s body was found showing multiple stab wounds, following what residents described as a violent altercation among a group of young men in the Grays Farm area.
He recieved stabs to his chest, head and other parts of his body.
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