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Mar 25, 2017 Sports
The Georgetown Cricket Association Noble House Sea Foods second division two-day final will be contested this weekend with Transport SC facing GNIC SC at Bourda.
TSC will be led by Shawn Massiah and includes Ryan Hemraj, Oslyn Batson, Clyde Hoyte, Mark Ramsammy, Adrian Hinds and Kevin Ross while GNIC SC consist Quincy Ovid Richardson, Jason George, David Dick, Dwayne Dick and Christian Husbands.
Play starts at 11:00hrs each day and Ryan Banwarie and Javed Persaud are the men in charge of the action on-field with Ravishwar Latif as the stand by.
Meanwhile, the Carib Beer first division T20 continues with Malteenoes SC travelling to Everest (Matthew Kissoon and Deon Feassal) and UG playing Police at Eve Leary (Clyde Layne and Joseph Jeffrey) on Saturday.
On Sunday MSC will entertain GDF (Cyril Garnath and Hortence Isaacs) and Everest will host GCC (Shannon Crawford and Goberdhan). All matches start at 13:30hrs.
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