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Jul 06, 2018 Sports
Bissan’s Trading of 94 King Street Georgetown has come on board the sponsorship team in support of this year’s two-week Malteenoes Cricket Academy which starts on July 23.
Proprietor of Bissan’s Trading, Bissoon Singh, said he played some cricket at GCC as a leg-spinner before getting into Cricket Administration because he wants to help the development of cricket in Guyana especially on the East Coast of Demerara where he holds a prominent position in the Cricket.
“This is a great concept and I know how much the youngsters will learn from this and hopefully some players from this Academy will go on to play at the highest level. The East Coast Board has held summer camps in the past and I wish Malteenoes all the best,” said Singh.
The sponsorship cheque was collected by Malteenoes’ PRO Sean Devers who thanked the Store for their contribution, adding that he knows Mr. Singh wants to see cricket strive in Guyana.
The Malteenoes Cricket Academy was launched in July 1993 in recognition of the Club’s motto ‘Our Youth, Our Future’ and caters for Male and Females between the age of 6-13 and 14-18.
Registration is $3,000 and Lunch and Snacks will be provided. The Academy caters for 90 students and registration closes on July 20.
It will include class room and field work which will provide the tools to become Cricketers, Umpires, Scorers, Journalists and Broadcasters all of which can be well paid careers.
National U-17 Coach Orin Bailey is the Head Coach, while former Test pacer Colin Stuart, Guyana Head Coach Esuan Crandon and NSC qualified Coach, will conduct technical and physical sessions while facilitators will talk on Education, Social Skills, Health and Hygiene, Etiquette, Child Protection, Law and History of Cricket, Umpiring and Scoring.
The Academy has produced Test players Ramnaresh Sarwan and Ryan Ramdass along with former USA Captain Steve Massiah, while Azeemul Hannif and Ricardo Mohamed have played First-Class Cricket.
Parents or Guardians can uplift Registration forms from the Malteenoes Sports Club in Thomas Lands or call 225-6509.
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