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BBC News By Gemma Handy image copyrightGemma Handy image captionWarri is a board game popular in Antigua, and groups get together to play across the island Under the shade of a wooden hut, a stone's throw from the flurry and fumes of the Antiguan capital's main bus station, a battle of wits is afoot. Two men are bent over a handcrafted mahogany board, deep in concentration in the throes of a game of "Warri". As the tension rises, so too does the banter from the engrossed bystanders. One player makes a rash move, and both his opponent and the crowd jeer in response.

The ancient board game which has Antiguans hooked © Gemma Handy Warri is a board game popular in Antigua, and groups get together to play across the island Under the shade of a wooden hut, a stone's throw from the flurry and fumes of the Antiguan capital's main bus station, a battle of wits is afoot. Two men are bent over a handcrafted mahogany board, deep in concentration in the throes of a game of "Warri". As the tension rises, so too does the banter from the engrossed bystanders. One player makes a rash move, and both his opponent and the crowd jeer in response.

Former warri associate boss Trevor Cranston eyes return to body’s top spot Former president of the Antigua and Barbuda Warri Association (ABWA), Trevor Cranston, said that if nominated, he will seek to become head of the organisation once more. Cranston, who served as president of the body in the early 2000s, said that although he had given thought to the possibility of seeking a return to the post, recent comments by multi-times international warri champion, Trevor Simon, suggesting that there is a general lack of enthusiasm amongst members, convinced him to press forward. “I must say ...