England in West Indies, 2009

After the farcical scenes that led to Friday's second test between West Indies and England being abandoned, the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium is in danger of becoming a very young white elephant.

The decision to abandon the second test between West Indies and England is the second time officials in the Caribbean have been forced to call off a test because of ground conditions.

Players, officials and fans were left bemused and angered by the abandonment of the second test between West Indies and England on Friday after the pitch at the Sir Viv Richards Stadium proved unplayable.

Players, fans, media personnel, and concessionaires all had reason to bemoan the abandonment of the second Test between West Indies and England on Friday at the Vivian Richards Cricket Ground.

Cricket's World governing body says the immediate future of the Vivian Richards Cricket Ground (VRCG) will now be subject to the start of its pitch and outfield monitoring process.

West Indies cricket was plunged into fresh controversy on Friday when the second Test against England was abandoned after just 10 balls because of a dangerous outfield.

The second test between West Indies and England was embarrassingly abandoned after 10 balls on Friday because of the state of the outfield at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium.

The decision to abandon the second test between West Indies and England is the second time officials in the Caribbean have been forced to call off a test because of ground conditions.

England scheduled to play 4 Tests, 5 ODIs and one T20