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Jul 15, 2012 Sports
After being delayed for months due to the consistent bad weather in the Ancient County, the Berbice Cricket Board has decided to set the final of the Memorex Enterprise sponsored Leslie Amsterdam Memorial Under-17 cricket competition for next Tuesday and Wednesday at the Albion Community Centre Ground which is top condition despite the rain.
Battling for championship will be the two top Berbice teams, Rose Hall Town Pepsi and Albion Community Centre.
Both sides will be at full strength with their national players now available after returning home following duties for Guyana in the recent Regional Under-17 tournament in Tobago.
Defending champions Rose Hall Town will be spearheaded by their national all-rounders Shailendra Shameer and Arif Chan both bowling off spin, they will be backed up by some of their colleagues with Under-15 Inter County experience in off-spinner Daniel Lewis all-rounders Viendra Gooniah, Devin Baldeo and wicketkeeper batsman Nicholas Cameron. Also donning the uniform will be Berbice female off-spinner Phaffiana Millington.
Albion will depend heavily on their three national Under-17 players; left arm spinner Gudakesh Motie who also represented Guyana at the Under-19 level last year and two off spinning all-rounders, Sharaz Ramcharran and David Latchaya.
The other noteworthy cricketer in the side will be Balchand Baldeo who registered scores of 99 and 100 in his team’s quarter final and semi-final respectively. Other players to watch are batsmen Tyrone Pooranauth and Devendra Latchman, wicketkeeper batsman Shivnarine Shirkissoon, leg-spinner Veeren Ramoo and pacer Azam Khan.
The umpires are Zaheer Moakan and Roshan Moakan with Augustus Outar as stand by. Play is scheduled to
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