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Apr 13, 2019 Sports

National Under-15 team along with Coach Julian Moore (far left) and Manager Latchman Yadram (far right).
Guyana Under-15 team will commence their efforts to secure the 2019 CWI Regional Under-15 title from today 13th April, when they oppose Jamaica at the Ball Beef Ground, Liberta. Guyana last won the Regional Under-15 title in 2015.
Guyana’s second round match will be against Barbados at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium tomorrow 14th April, the third round against Windward Islands at Coolidge Cricket ground on 16th April, with their fourth match against Leeward Islands at Ball Beef Ground, Liberta on 18th April, and the last and final match on 20th April, against Trinidad and Tobago at Ball Beef Ground, Liberta.
The Guyana National Under-15 team departed Guyana Thursday morning from the Eugene F. Correia International Airport, Ogle. The team, which benefitted from exposure in the GCB Under-17 Inter County Tournament, appeared high in confidence and well prepared for their competitive regional encounter.
The 14 man squad is being coached by CWI Level 3 coach, Julian Moore and Managed by Latchman Yadram. The team which did extremely well in the intense 2019 GCB/ Rubis Bel Air under 17 Inter county tournament seems ready to face Barbados, Trinidad & Tobago, Windward Islands, Leeward Islands and Jamaica.
The Guyana team is as follow:
1. Zachary Jodah (Captain)
2. Mavendra Dindyal Vice Captain)
3. Isai Thorne
4. Jadon Campbell
5. Omari Lallbachan
6. Anthony Khan
7. Tameshwar Mahadeo
8. Alvin Mohabir
9. Ravishkar Sobhai
10. Jonathan Van Lange
11. Krsna Singh
12. Mathew Pottaya
13. Thaddeus Loveell
14. Rampertab Ramnauth
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