– Foster thanks all donors The Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports Club (RHTY&SC) and the Berbice Cricket Board (BCB), in their continued combined fight against the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, last Thursday distributed hundreds of food hampers to those less fortunate persons living in the ancient county of Berbice. The great initiative of these two...
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“Stay fit at home”, ACCC Secretary Omarnauth Outar urges cricketers
Albion Club joins COVID-19 fight Known for producing great cricketers for Guyana and the West Indies, the Albion Community Centre Cricket Club (ACCCC) earlier this week distributed face masks to its members. In a release, the club disclosed that this is the first of several possible activities that would be embarked upon in reaction to...
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Albion’s Adrian Sukwah thirsting for CGI Academy role
Former Guyana youth wicketkeeper-batsman Adrian Sukwah is hungry for success at the senior level. During his days of playing youth cricket, he showed his dominance with the bat – whether he played for Albion, Berbice or any Guyana youth teams. The 22-year-old lad from Albion Community Centre Cricket Club had the luxury of playing for...
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Hetmyer and fiancee supports BCB food hampers venture to less fortunate
– Foster calls for all to support venture Berbice Cricket Board (BCB) President, Hilbert Foster and his team are continuing to make a positive difference in the lives of others. Due to the deadly Coronavirus, many families are on the lockdown and are struggling to survive this testing period. Under the BCB and the Rose...
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Corlette’s player watch: Will Nial Smith be future kingpin of Jaguars seam attack?
Corlette’s Player’s to watch part 3… In recent times, Guyana Jaguars has been producing fast bowlers that are making immediate impacts at the Regional level. Nial Smith was one of those players, but prior to his announcement, the likes of Keemo Paul and Romario Shepherd have been standout seam options. Hence, Paul and Shepherd were...
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Berbice paceman Demetri Cameron stranded in Trinidad
has eyes set on Jaguars call Former Berbice U-19 pacer Demetri Cameron is another Guyanese player stranded in Trinidad and Tobago — on lockdown due to the global COVID-19 pandemic and the closure of that country’s borders. Cameron spoke to this publication about what he is experiencing during this time, and about his future plans....
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Guyanese Garfield Benjamin among cricketers stuck in T&T
Coronavirus on regional sport… Former Guyana Under-19 batsman Garfield Benjamin is among those Guyanese who are stuck in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.With all borders having been closed in a measure designed to combat this deadly virus, it means that all those stuck are experiencing lockdown in unfamiliar territory. Benjamin, who played for the...
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It’s a mental issue, says superfan Norman “Juice Man” Welch
Story and photos by Brandon Corlette When a visiting team enters Providence for a Regional 4-Day match against the Guyana Jaguars, they often wonder if that orange stand is filled to capacity. The support that pitches from that part of the Stadium is striking, because there’s only one man in that entire stand. It’s Norman...
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Corlette’s player watch: New crop of players suggests Guyana’s cricket in good hands
Corlette’s new players to watch, Part 1… Despite not winning the 2020 Regional 4-Day tournament, Guyana Jaguars have simply been the most complete team in the past six seasons. One reason for this is because of the quality of players that Guyana continues to produce. With the new crop of players coming through the ranks,...
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Impatient Regional 4-Day batsmen boosted Permaul’s success? Asks Corlette
Regional 4-Day cricket and Test cricket has its similarities and differences. One similarity is the white clothing. Test cricket is played across five days and most batsmen are of supreme quality. That is the difference I am getting at, the batsmen at these different levels. Guyana Jaguars left-arm spinner, Veerasammy Permaul has been dominating Regional...