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Anil Beharry Real Estate, Construction and General Business Services provides cash support to ‘Team Upsetterz”.
Kaieteur Sports- Popular East Coast based Tapeball cricket team, ‘Team Upsetterz’, recently received cash support from Anil Beharry Real Estate, Construction and General Business Services. The newly formed company is owned by Anil Beharry, a former banker with close to forty years of experience. He is a former Berbice senior inter county allrounder and once attended national trials. In addition, he served cricket in several administrative positions for close to three decades.
Movin Rammangal (left) collects the funds from Aaron Beharry.
The funds will assist the team to purchase colored uniforms for the 2025 season. ‘Team Upsetterz’ participates in the annual ‘One Guyana National T10 Cup’, among others.
At a simple ceremony held recently, the cash was handed over to captain, Movin Rammangal by Aaron Beharry, the son of business owner. He stated that his father is a true lover of cricket and makes every effort to give back to the game.
He strongly believes that education and sports, cricket in particular in Guyana, is an avenue out of poverty, he continued. Skipper Rammangal was grateful for the assistance and thanked the Real Estate Company and others for coming on board.
(Anil Beharry Real Estate, Construction and General Business Services provides cash support to ‘Team Upsetterz”. )
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