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Dec 25, 2019 Sports
The Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) will hold a three-day Fast Bowling camp for Under-19 bowlers at the National Gymnasium on Mandela Avenue.
The Camp runs from Friday, December 27-29 and at the Camp participants will be advised on important technical features of fast bowling to help promote faster bowling speeds and sustaining pace to keep up with the increasing demands of the game.
Additionally, the participants will have the opportunity to engage in cricket specific power training, and be able to have their bowling speed accurately measured each day with the support of a technical team from the University of the West Indies.
In addition to persons who started the programme in its inception in October, new fast bowlers between ages 14-19 are invited to join, and they are advised to come in training kits with indoor sneakers.
Daily refreshments will be provided and there will be moderate prizes on the last day for commendable effort from the participants.
The event starts daily from 9:30 a.m. and concludes at 12:30. For any queries contact 653-5491 or 618-0853. (Sean Devers)
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