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Mar 28, 2019 Sports
Former players of the Meten-Meer-Zorg (MMZ) Cricket Club, Abdool Shakur and Richard Naidu, on Saturday last, present
ed a quantity of cricket gears and a Lawnmower to the West Coast Demerara club.
Club Captain Jermain Maxwell expressed gratitude to the overseas based duo, adding that the donation is a big boost for the club and it came at time when much cricket is being played in the area.
He stated that maintaining the playing facility has always been a challenge and with the lawnmower which came at a cost of G$460,000 now in place, preparing the venue will now be done in a timely manner.
Maxwell said the playing equipment will be of tremendous benefit to members of the club who are all excited about the venture.
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