Latest update March 4th, 2021 12:59 AM
Jan 15, 2021 Sports
Players participating in the Super50 to have access to train; urgent Meeting with CWI requested
As a consequence of a failed attempt to denigrate the Guyana National Stadium and to maliciously incite public disquiet by an illegitimate body purporting to call itself the “Guyana Cricket Board” by causing to be published images of the ground which have proven to be false, the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports has taken a decision to prohibit entry of the members of the illegitimate body to the Guyana National Stadium ground with immediate effect until there is full compliance with the restored Cricket Administration Act.
In addition, the Ministry, being mindful of the careers of the players who will be participating in the Super50 regional tournament, will, therefore, permit access to the Guyana National Stadium to players and coaches only.
Finally, the Ministry continues to engage the President of Cricket West Indies (CWI) regularly and has formally requested an urgent meeting to brief CWI on the recent developments. The Ministry will continue to update the public on developments.
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