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Sep 23, 2015 Sports
Veteran softball player Ricky Deonarain will lead a strong Floodlights team against the Guyana Media XI in a feature 20-over ‘hardball’ cricket match on October 2 at the Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) ground, Queenstown.
This will be the third time the two teams will be meeting, and it is seen as a winner-takes-all game after the results were shared in the first two encounters.
The first game, a ‘hardball’ encounter was easily won by the Guyana Media XI, while the return match, a softball showdown was won the Floodlights team.
At the conclusion of game two, a coin toss was held at the DCC ground to determine which version of the game will be played during the ‘final’, and the Guyana Media XI won the right to have a ‘hardball’ match to break the deadlock.
The highly anticipated game will bowl off at 19:00hrs and trophies for the game will be provided by Ramesh Sunich of the Trophy Stall.
Floodlights squad: Ricky Deonarain (Captain), Dharam Persaud, Steve Naraine, Surendra Nauth, Rakesh Goverdan Arjune, Reaz Hussein, Richard Persaud, Anil Beharry, Lalta Gainda, Khalid Baksh, Loyd Rooplall, Nafjohn Samlall,Wayne Jones and Romeo Deonarain. The Manager is Rohan Boj-raj.
Guyana Media XI squad: John Ramsingh (Captain), Shahrukh Imran, Ishaka Jackman, Rajiv Bisnauth, Daniel Singh, Avenash Ramzan, Treiston Joseph, Akeem Greene, Zaheer Mohamed, Kizan Brummel, Clifton Ross, Orlando Charles, Ravi Persaud, Diquan Murray, Rawle Toney, Jermaine Neblett, Travis Dowlin and Merthel Sammy.
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