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Apr 20, 2017 Sports
The Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) would like to thank its outgoing President Mr. Drubahadur, who served the board for four years as President. Mr. Drubahadur tendered his resignation effective 10th March, 2017 citing excessive business and family commitment.
An accountant by profession, the outgoing President also served on the WICB Finance Committee. In 2011, Mr. Drubahadur joined the GCB as its Assistant Secretary and was elected in 2013 as the Board’s President during a turbulent period.
In his parting statement, this ardent cricket fan pledged continued support to the GCB and we look forward to his participation in all other ways possible.
The Executives and staff thank Mr. Drubahadur for his leadership during the difficult period and realize his worthwhile contributions to the current success of the Guyana’s cricket on and off the field of play.
Mr. Fizul Bacchus, current Vice President of Administration and will serve as the President until elections of the GCB are held.
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