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Jan 13, 2019 Sports
The Berbice Cricket Board has announced that their Executives met recently and confirmed several appointments that were made.
The appointments made were:
Public Relations Officer: Simon Naidu.
Appointed Executive Members: Kellon Henry, Lakeram Latchman, Rovin Bahadur, Malcolm Peters, Quacy Henry, Javed Saywack, Neil Rudder.
Selectors: Julian Moore (Chairman), Balram Samaroo (Secretary), Leslie Solomon, Surendra Kissoonlall, Winston Smith, Junior Blairm and G. Fordyce (West Berbice).
Competitions Committee: Neil Rudder – Chairman, Kellon Henry, E. Lykens, O. Outar, Winston Smith, Ameer Rahaman, Winston Rose, R. Saywack, Gregory Crandon, Balram Samaroo and Cecil Beharry.
Finance Committee: Dr. Cecil Beharry, Rovin Bahadur, Qualis Winter, Neil Rudder and Ameer Rahaman.
The following appointments were also confirmed:
Under-19 Female: Manager – Tremayne Smartt, Coach – Winston Smith.
Female Senior: Manager – Slyvie Autar, Coach – Winston Smith.
Under-15 Male: Manager – Lakeram Latchman, Coach – Leslie Solomon.
Under-17 Male: Manager – Ameer Rahaman, Coach – Delbert Hicks.
Under-19 Male: Manager – Neil Rudder, Coach – Andre P
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