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Clear Waters refreshes NCN commentators
The National Communications Network Inc. has made a bold decision to keep cricket fans aware of action in matches in the West Indies Cricket Board Professional Cricket League Regional Four Day 2015/16 season.
John Ramsingh (right) on behalf of the commentators collects Clear Waters from Narendra Lucknauth, Marketing, Sales and Distribution Manager of International Pharmaceutical Agency.
The state owned radio and television network will have live ball by ball commentary of the five matches to be played at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence from November 2015 to March 2016.
The International Pharmaceutical Agency has made a timely donation to the commentators of Clear Waters to keep the broadcasters hydrated.
The partnership will continue throughout the season where the Region’s best cricket commentators will be calling the game.
Some names include Inderjeet Persaud, Sean Devers, Matthew Kissoon and Brij Parasnath, Guyanese living in Trinidad & Tobago along with Barbadian Andrew Mason. Former West Indies players Clyde Butts and Travis Dowlin will be joined by former Guyanese first class players Neil Barry, Sydney Jackman and Jermaine Neblett in offering excellent analysis of the plays.
Mr. Narendra Lucknauth, the Marketing, Sales and Distribution Manager of International Pharmaceutical Agency said his company is committed to sports development throughout Guyana and will fill any role to make sports a national success. He said in this regard his company is pleased to partner with the National Communications Network Inc. to have cricket commentary of regional matches through the radio sets into homes and vehicles of fans throughout Guyana and wider afield.
Commentary will be on air daily with thanks to the Guyana Cricket Inc. and the ardent members of the local business community who have done their part in making the joint venture a tremendous success.
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