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Jul 29, 2018 Sports

Shimron Hetmyer (2nd left) receives the prize from Ramson in company of Vice-Chairman of the Peoples Progressive Party Campbellville group, Dion Younge (left) and another PPP/C Executive, Cosmos DeSantos.
Attorney-at-Law and Chairman of the Peoples Progressive Party/Civic Campbellville group, Charles Ramson Jnr, presented a cash prize to Guyanese Shimron Hetmyer for his “brilliant” match-winning hundred for the West Indies Wednesday night at the Guyana National Stadium Providence against Bangladesh. West Indies won by 6 runs.
Ramson said all of Guyana is and should be proud of this young talented Guyanese and, “…we wanted Hetmyer to know that we support him in his quest to become a great international player. Guyana has had a long list of players who have made Guyana proud on the international cricket scene, and we wish him all the best.”
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