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Dec 05, 2016 Sports
The West Berbice Cricket Association (WBCA) will commence preparations for the upcoming GCB 50-over Franchise League with a practice match this Saturday December 10th at the Bush lot ground from 9:00hrs.
The change is to enable the running off of the Rose Hall Town Sports Club annual Busta tournament on Sunday 11th. The two teams that would be playing the trail match would be led by Krishandat Ramoo and Sherwyn McPherson.
Krishandat Ramoo team – Krishandat Ramoo, Leon Andrews, Andrew Dutchin, Steffon Adams, Asgar Matabeek, Kris Ramnarine, Parmanan Ramdhan, Brian Nurse, Kevin Jawahir, Glenroy Fraser, Javid Karim, Akeem Miller, Keyron Fraser, Jauid Saywack.
Sherwyn McPherson team: Sherwyn McPherson, Avishkar Sewkarran, Raffel Estraido, Keith Fraser, Brandon Bess, Renision Mitchell, Quacey McPherson, Arthley Bailey, Brentnol, Woodford, Rendell Bobb, Wendell Fordyce, Collis Butts, Wakar Hassan, Cladius Fraser.
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