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Warriors get first practice under lights
Play against Guyana X1 today & tomorrow
The Guyana Amazon Warriors had their first practice session under floodlights on Wednesday
Stephen Katwaroo plays on the off-side to Sohail Tanvir in a simulation match at Providence.
when the team participated in a simulation game. Both non-Caribbean pacers, 31-year-old left arm ‘Rawalpindi express’ Sohail Tanvir and 25-year-old Rookie American Muhammad Ali-Khan who was also born in Pakistan, looked impressive on the slow and low Providence track.
Ali-Khan got both Stephen Katwaroo and Assad Fudadin before they had reached double figures while Jason Mohamed who stroked a 27-ball unbeaten 40 and Devendra Bishoo (17) featured in an unfinished 50-run partnership.
Chris Barnwell who was leg before to Bishoo cheaply and Bajan Dwayne Smith also had ‘knocks’ under a cloudy night sky. The players were also involved in an earlier simulation practice from 09:00hrs to mid-day.
The Warriors continue their preparations for the CPL Tournament when conclude their training Camp with two practice games against a Guyana XI Captained by Leon Johnson, this season’s leading run-scorer in First-Class cricket.
Today’s match starts at 18:00hrs (6pm) while tomorrow’s contest starts at 12 noon in preparation for their day game at Providence on July 10.
Guyana squad: Leon Johnson (Captain), Robin Bacchus, Rajendra Chandrika, Keemo Paul, Gajanand Singh, Kevin Boodie, Tevin Imlach, Sherfane Rutherford, Keon Joseph, Romario Shepherd, Steven Sankar, Gudakesh Motie-Kanhai, Raun Johnson, Totaram Bishun.
Guyana Amazon Warriors squad: Martin Guptill (New Zealand), Sohail Tanvir (Pakistan), Chris Lynn (Australia), Adam Zampa (Australia), Muhammad Ali-Khan (USA), Dwayne Smith, Rayad Emrit, Jason Mohammad, Orlando Peters, Stephen Katwaroo, Christopher Barnwell, Veerasammy Permaul, Assad Fudadin, Anthony Bramble, Paul Wintz, Steven Jacobs, Shimron Hetmyer.
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