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Aug 13, 2016 Sports
Guyana’s Prime Minister Moses V. Nagamootoo was Thursday (August 11, 2016) presented with an autographed bat by the Guyana Amazon Warriors’ Manager, Omar Khan. The bat bore the signatures of all the members of the Guyana Amazon Warriors team that featured in the Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) 2016.
Khan said it is customary for the team to present senior government officials with special autograph bats as means of saying thank you for the support given to the Amazon Warriors.
Upon receiving the memorabilia, Prime Minister Nagamootoo said he was very happy with the team and despite not winning the tournament they gave Guyanese fans lots to be proud of.
The Warriors played four matches in Guyana with sold out crowds showing their support for the home team.
The Amazon Warriors finished the league stage at the top of the points table with seven victories in 10 matches.
The most consistent team then progressed to their third final in four years with a four-wicket victory over the Jamaica Tallawahs.
The Warriors failed to lift their maiden title giving the Tallawahs their second crown becoming the first team to win the championship more than once.
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