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August 18, 2018

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Ian Allen/Photographer This fire breather kept Sabina Park blazing.

Ian Allen/Photographer The cheerleaders drew quite a bit of attention during the match.

Ian Allen/Photographer A cricket match is not the same without cheerleaders.

Kenyon Hemans/ Photographer These three were obviously having a grand time.

Kenyon Hemans/ Photographer Who goes to a cricket match without taking a selfie?

Kenyon Hemans/ Photographer With her locks in a high bun, this patron showed off her curves in a body-hugging dress.

For two days, thousands of persons packed into Sabina Park, Kingston, to get a glimpse of the Caribbean Premier League T-20 matches.

Although it was the cricket that was really on show, that didn't stop patrons from having a grand time, especially in the Party Stand.

Here are some highlights.