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Sep 06, 2014 Sports
A number of prominent businessmen, politicians, former West Indies and national cricketers, administrators, disciplined service members, singers and radio personalities will hone their skills at cricket tonight when the much anticipated T20 match dubbed ‘Cricket for Unity gets under way at Demerara Cricket Club, Queenstown.
Ardent fans can expect lots of excitement when the action gets cracking from19:00 hrs; Roraima Strikers will look to turn back the challenge of Kaieteur Thunders. The game which is being organized by Dexter Garnett main aim is to promote harmony among members of the society. The DCC pitch is expected to favour the batsmen with some assistance for the slower bowlers. Prior to the match members of both teams went through rigorous practice sessions and are eager to display their skills.
Roraima Strikers includes former West Indies cricketers Travis Dowlin and Colin Stuart, Lennox Cush, Secretary of the Guyana Cricket Board Anand Sanasie, Attorney-at-Law James Bond and Entertainer Kirk ‘Chow Pow’ Jardine.
Kaieteur Thunders is comprised former West Indies selector Clyde Butts, Ravindra Seeram, Speaker of the National Assembly Raphael Trotman, Khemraj Ramjattan and Reon King. Both teams are well balanced and admission to the venue is $500.00. There will also be a well stocked bar.
Roraima Strikers – Neil Barry, Lloyd Harper, Travis Dowlin, Jomo Primo, Gordon Moseley, Clifton Hicken, Orin Forde, Anthony Rigby, Aaron Fraser, Jermaine Neblette, Kirk ‘Chow Pow’ Jardine, James Bond, Lennox Cush, Colin Stuart, Alfred King and Anand Sanasie.
Kaieteur Thunders – Raphael Trotman, Asif Khan, Khemraj Ramjattan, Carey Griffith, Ravindranauth Seeram, Sheik Mohamed, Clyde Butts, Tony Najab, Reon King, Esaun Crandon, David Harper, Alfred Mentore, Steve Ninvalle, Lakeram Mike Singh and Ramesh Sunich.
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