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May 02, 2017 Sports
Keemo Paul and Sherfane Rutherford, two members of the Demerara Cricket Club who broke
into the national team for the 2016/2017 tournament, have been congratulated by the DCC executive.
“We acknowledge the relentless effort placed into training and numerous tact applied in order to attain your personal goals. May you guys continue to press towards greatness at this level with the focus being a place in the West Indies senior team remaining disciplined cricketers along the process,” the executive said in its congratulatory message to the two.
“It gives us at DCC great pleasure in adding you to our list of prestigious cricketers to have represented Guyana at the senior level.
We pledge our continued support to your cricket development and success. May you guys continue you make us proud both on and off the field.”
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