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GCA cricket continues today

May 09, 2009 Sports

The Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) first and second division two-day cricket competitions are scheduled to continue this weekend in the city.
In the Cellink Plus first division competition, MSC face Transport at DCC with the Umpires being Colin Alfred and Ahmad Salim, Police host Everest with Hortence Isaacs and Shannon Crawford being the Umpires and GDF oppose GCC at Bourda with Eddie Nicholls and Nigel Dugid being the on-field Umpires.
In the Raymond Panday/ Cummings Electrical second division tournament, GCC take on Transport at GYO, UG oppose GYO at UG, GNIC battle MCYS AT GNIC, Police face-off with GDF at GDF and MSC take on Ace Warriors at MSC.
All matches commence at 11:00hrs

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