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Nov 22, 2012 Sports
Lower & Upper West Berbice to clash on Monday
The Berbice Cricket Board (BCB) as part of its continued efforts to assist younger players in the West Berbice area to understand the importance of playing the longer version of the game, has joined forces with Jumbo Jet Auto Sales to run off a two-day match from Monday at the Blairmont Community Centre, Ground.
Game time on Monday is 10:00hrs and only Under-23 players born on or after September 1st, 1990 would be involved. The two teams to contest the match would be Lower and Upper West Berbice with Lower consisting of players from Abary to No. 7 Village while Upper will be made up of players from No. 6 Village to Blairmont.
Public Relations Officer and Chairman of the Special Events Committee of the BCB Hilbert Foster stated that the Board had committed itself to the match on the request of clubs in the West Berbice area who are concerned that the younger players are only playing the limited overs version of the game.
Lower West Berbice would be captained by Keno Gravesande and Upper by Deveshwari Prashad.
Lower West Berbice – Keno Gravesande (captain), Asif Khan, Brentnol Woolford, Ravi Gossai, Javed Saywack, Keyron Fraser, Quacy Mc Pherson (wicketkeeper), Krishnadat Ramoo, Andrew Dutchin, Keon Joseph, Raun Johnson, Raffiel Estriado, Sherwyn Mc Pherson, Steffon Adams and Cleon Moriah.
Upper West Berbice – Deveshwari Prashad (captain), Wagar Hassan, Lakeraj Sukra, Derick Narine Lalsa Jnr, Chandrika Harrinarine, Akram Rahaman, Brian Nurse, Abdool Subhan, Ridwan Ramjohn, Kevon Jawahir, Devindra Lalsa, Andrew Jaynauth, Parmanand Ramdhan and Nick Ramsaroop.
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