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Banks DIH cricketers battle Neal and Massy tonight
Banks DIH cricketers are expected to face their sternest test when they square off with Neal and Massy tonight as the feature 20-over a-side Tapeball cricket series continues at Thirst Park ground under floodlights.
The Banks DIH team has gone unbeaten in four matches but should come up against a battle-hard Neal and Massy side that features several seasoned players.
The match is expected to be a keen tussle as both teams will be looking to claim bragging rights and as usual a large crowd is expected.
The home side will feature in their line up Owen Grannum, Otis George, Randy Carroll, Navindranauth Puran, Dillon Cox, Satesh Harrinandan, Seon Simpson, Steven Waldron, Glenford Stephens, Marvin Belle, Jermaine Martin, Narvin Allen, Yugesh Kissoon, Claron Monchoir with the manager being Samuel Britton.
Neal and Massy has named a 14-man team from which final 11 will be chosen. The players are Ashraf Ali, Harold Baboolall, Mohamed Saffie, Marc Singh, Lakhan Mohamed, Mark Smith, Kenneth Nurse, Randy Ketwaroo, Mohamed Baksh, Jermaine Moe, Leroy Primo, Winston Chapman, Balchand Shivambar and Leroy Benjamin.
The manager is Rodnew McDonald.
Play starts at 18:00 hours.
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