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ECCC, LCC organizing Cheddi Jagan Memorial 20-Over cricket
Dr. Cheddi Jagan
The East Coast Cricket Committee and the Lusignan Cricket Club with support from the Ministry of Sports, the Guyana Cricket Board, and the Demerara Cricket Board, are organizing the Cheddi Jagan Memorial Over-40 20-Overs Round Robin Competition which is slated to commence on January 31, 2015.
This competition would be held in observance of the 18th death anniversary of Guyana’s former President, Dr. Cheddi Jagan. It is expected to be completed on the 7th March 2015, one day after the late President’s date of death.
There would be eight teams in Demerara in this contest; two from each Association. The registered teams are East Coast Bulls, East Coast Tigers, Georgetown Buffaloes, Georgetown Bears, East Bank Colts, East Bank Lions, West Demerara Mavericks, and West Coast Seals. Trophies would be awarded to the winner, the runner-up, and the man-of-the-match of each game.
Interested persons can contact the following persons in the respective teams:
1. Nazimul Drepaul on 615-8683 for Georgetown Bears and Garvin Nedd on 617-9381 for Georgetown Buffaloes.
2. Johnny Azeez on 649-0243 for East Bank Lions and Rohan Sarjoo on 668-1565 for East Bank Colts.
3. Sudesh Persaud on 658-7943 for West Demerara Mavericks and Dhanpaul on 668-8865 for West Coast Seals.
4. Anil Persaud on 624-6098 for East Coast Tigers and Seeraj Bhimsain on 647-2480 for the East Coast Bulls.
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