England therefore had to play four matches in one day in fierce heat, a testament to their fitness. They triumphed, winning them all with a display of powerful hitting, fast bowling and disciplined fielding which thrilled the large crowd. This performance earned the praise it was given and deserved the message of congratulations received from the British High Commissioner. Despite obvious fatigue they won in the final in a sudden death style play off after bowlers had dominated the match. Alison Goring found the extra energy to hammer the winning rounder in the fading light, earning a standing ovation for herself and the team from a crowd who by the end were chanting for England.
Rounders is held in high profile in many parts of the Caribbean.
The international match on Monday was featured on the TV news in the Grenadines with highlights and interviews being shown throughout the Caribbean. This tour has significantly increased the sports profile. The England Team's presence and performances have generated tremendous enthusiasm in the West Indies. Thousands of fans treated this England team as local heroes, demanding autographs and photographs and cheering them everywhere they went. As the England players now turn their attention to the domestic season the management are left pondering this success as they search to find the key to generate the same enthusiasm into the British media.