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Feb 04, 2009 Sports
Lovell in charge of juniors
By Sean Devers
Thirty-three year-old former West Indies fast bowler Reon King will head the senior selection panel of the Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA), while ex-Guyana first-class medium pacer Roddy Lovell is the chairman of the association’s youth panel.
King, who took 53 wickets from 19 Test, played the last of his 95 first-class matches in Jamaica two years ago and served as assistant Coach to the senior National team last year while the 36-year-old Lovell, who played two first-class matches for Guyana in 1998, is the Coach of the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) cricket team.
The former national players were appointed to their positions last evening at which the Competitions, Cricket Development and fundraising committees were named.
A GCA official informed that the full selection committees will be named shortly after the GCA executive and the newly appointed heads of the two selection panels meet to come up with candidates for the position of GCA selectors.
Shawn Massiah will head the Competitions Committee while the other members of that committee are Secretary Teresa Pemberton, Andrew Lovell, Lindon Lyght and a representative from the Georgetown Cricket Umpires Council.
The Chairman of the Cricket Development Committee is Neil Barry while the other members are Mark Harper, Rayon Griffith, Reon King and Roddy Lovell.
Surendra Herilall heads the Fundraising Committee while the other members are Les Ramalho, Lance Hinds, Adam Harris and Harry Parmasar.
THIS IDIOT TELLING GUYANA WE HAVE NO SAY IN THE 50% PROFIT SHARING AGREEMENT WE HAVE WITH EXXON.
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