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GCA workshop set for Saturday
Due to the current suspension of the cricket season by the Competitions Committee of the Georgetown Cricket Association, the Cricket Development Committee of the aforementioned Association has scheduled a Cricket Coaches Workshop for Saturday at the Muslim Youth Organisation (MYO), Woolford Avenue, Thomas Lands, Georgetown. The duration of the Workshop is from 09:00 hrs to 13:00 hrs.
All Cricket Coaches and Captains from member clubs of the Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) are invited to attend.
The Dress Code will be:-White shirts or Polo Shirts, Track Pants and Sneakers.
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