stephensonworme

Stephenson Worme is a Grenadian author and a minister of religion. As an author, Stephenson has written several cricket books, including “Worme’s Cricket Dictionary,”

MASTERING
THE CREASE

MASTERING THE CREASE

SECRETS TO EXCELLING AS A CRICKET BATTER

Motivational Tips for Batters

CHAPTER NO I

Here are some motivational tips for batters to enhance their performance:

Stay positive.
A positive mindset is not just about having a cheerful attitude; it is a strategic approach to the game that impacts decision-making, adaptability, and overall performance. It is a mental tool that can move a batter from the ordinary to the extraordinary. Positivity breeds confidence. When batters approach the crease positively, they are more likely to trust their abilities and make better decisions.

TINIDAD AND TOBAGO

DOWN MEMORY LANE

Scenic Areas

CHAPTER NO I

Scenic Areas

St. Joseph, 1880, with the Catholic Church and mountains in the background. St. Joseph was founded in 1592 by a Spanish soldier named Don Antonio de Berrio, one hundred years after the explorer Christopher Columbus came to the shores of Trinidad. Don Antonio de Berrio, who was made governor by the Spanish Court, sent his second-in-command, Domingo de Vera, to develop the area. St. Joseph is the oldest town in Trinidad & Tobago, and its original name was San José de Oruña.

MANGO MARVEL

THE DEAL UNDER THNE PEEL

Introduction to Mango

CHAPTER NO I

“Mango Marvel”

Mangoes, the golden orbs of sweetness that grace our palates, have an intriguing history rooted in tropical regions worldwide. These delectable fruits are believed to have originated in South Asia thousands of years ago, with their cultivation spreading to various corners of the globe. This book seeks to unravel the captivating tale of mangoes, exploring their diverse varieties, cultural significance, and the culinary magic they bring to tables worldwide.

About Me

Stephenson Worme is a Grenadian author and a minister of religion. As an author, Stephenson has written several cricket books, including “Worme’s Cricket Dictionary,” and “Welcome to Windward Islands Cricket,” One of his other recent books, “Mount Up with Wings – The Christian Like an Eagle,” compares the Christian life to an eagle’s. Stephenson’s passion for history moved him to write “Grenada Back Then in Photos,” which portrays Grenada’s rich heritage in photos.

Stephenson Worme is a well-known international cricket commentator and remains the only person in Grenada and the Windward Islands who has done cricket commentary involving every Test-playing country except for Afghanistan. He was also an athletics commentator in Grenada. Stephenson studied theology at the West Indies School of Theology in Trinidad from 1985-1988. On Graduation, he was the graduate speaker and was voted the best all-around student.

Stephenson, a motivational speaker, has been well-known at schools’ graduation exercises in Grenada. As a minister of religion, he has given many years of pastoral service in Grenada and has taken his preaching ability throughout the Caribbean, Kenya, and Rwanda. He is a people person whose philosophy is to be kind, understanding, and friendly.